Poems on Freedom
- Lashae Copeland
- Jul 2
- 1 min read
A Poem for Freedom
Freedom is what freedom does.
Freedom does what freedom says.
Freedom preaches, as tears pour.
Freedom feels like open wounds and bloody sores.
Freedom screams from its throat .
Freedom marches, freedom votes.
Freedom throws hands, and freedom revokes
Privileges when freedom is denied to everyday folk.
Freedom be for all
Or freedom be for none.
Freedom rises and sets on everyone.
This day shall pass
The oppression shall too.
Freedom come
You’re overdue.
“Are you my mother?”
Birthing Freedom
Not a nation
That denies freedom
To its nation
Black wombs
Birthed
It
Carried
it
Fed
it
Through lactation
Then was denied the rights
to the nation
A bastard child
The nation is
A motherless
Child
Raised with fear
250 years of
No taming
250 years of no home training
This place be the home of the motherless child, Praises to the forefathers they all sing aloud.




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