Life Long Racism

by Anthony   Nov 11, 2005


Cracker, White Banana,
The names that made my childhood hell.
No one to calm me down,
Stuck without a soul to tell.

Feelings of resentment,
Course through my veins like poison,
All my feelings buried deep,
Bubbling, rising to the surface of my unconscious.

Jumped in back alleys,
Made fun of by those in power.
Others free to run and torment,
While I am forced to cower.

Karma hasn't passed it's judgment,
And I'm forced to hold my own,
Left in the shadow of racism,
A shadow still over grown.

Oreo and snow boy,
A mutt of the human race.
This Racism kills inside me,
And I've feared I've lost my place.

Until the day I'm avenged,
I fear there will be no peace,
No peace for those who suffer,
Those who suffer just like me...

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  • 19 years ago

    by Lu

    Anthony ,
    There is such a stronge message in this poem that I wish the whole world would see ..
    Anthony I know you just from our group and your posts and I feel your pain but I also feel your strength ..
    Your determination to spread the cruelty of rascism will make a difference . Even baby steps eventually grow into leaps ...
    You are beautiful inside and out no matter of race or color ....
    Love ya sweets , and I still think you're a hottie ......Muah !!!!

  • 19 years ago

    by Mezmeryz

    Hey! dis is a good piece of work. u got flair....keep it up :)
    * please try n comment on my poems. thanks

  • 19 years ago

    by Steven Beesley

    Anthony,

    This was an awesome poem which many should take the time to read, the message is powerful. Great write!

    Best regards,

    Steve

  • 19 years ago

    by Jenny521

    Your poem is so meaning full. im white and i cant stand racist. some1 i sorta knew turned out to be racist so i left them to it, but not with out telling them what i thought of them first.Stick through it all.
    Love Jenny xXx

  • 19 years ago

    by belle

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