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Poetry: Oppression

• 1 of 96

  by Linda Ann Nickerson

  FOR FAYTH

  Incarceration is a curse,
  A sentence set for life;
  Resolved for better or for worse
  When I became his wife.

  At any stage,

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• 2 of 96

  by Amber Gaye

  Saffron and Blood

  
  
  

  Saffron and blood burn my sight;
  the grainy pictures distort.
  Bright brave ones show no fear,
  though, others

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• 3 of 96

  by Brian Keith Compton

  These crusted, ancient walls
  fence me in.
  For eighteen years
  I've been held within.

  Peering into his well-worn,
  scaly eyes,
  I'm

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• 4 of 96

  by Krystle Hernandez

  She looks like any other little girl
  Sweat accumulates at her furrowed brow
  Unruly blonde hair streams down into two, asymmetrical

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• 5 of 96

  by Elizabeth Lassitter

  SLAVERY

  
  
  

  Slaves under a master's command
  with no personal control
  how could I ever know the horror
  when my child from me is sold?

  Men

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