Poems About Nationality and Race for Free
by Nicholas Gordon

Poems about nationality, poetry about race, free for any personal or non-commercial purpose.
All poems: copyright by Nicholas Gordon. For stories about race, click on Stories About Race for Free.

• Beneath the Canopy of Moon and Stars
• Going Home to a Place You've Never Been
• Hanumas Is Something Strange Indeed
• I'm Married to This Muslim Arab
• Ismail and Yitzhak Are Half-Brothers
• Jorge
• June 19th, 1865
• Let There Be One Race -- The Human Race
• Love Has Obstacles Enough, They Say
• Love Is Far More Various than Race
• Love's a Stream that Knows No Borders
• Maybe Some Had Thought I Hoped Too Much
• Maybe This Was Harder than I Thought
• Melba
• Might Not Racism Cut Both Ways
• Millennia Ago, the Jews Were Slaves
• Mugabe and Mandela
• My Face Is an Icon, My Life a Scrim
• My Home Is Here, America
• Sing of Ireland, That Salad Bowl
• So I'm the Patron Saint of Ireland
• So Let It Go, That Mythic Ireland
• The Lord Is the Lord of All Nations
• Three Holidays! Hooray! Hooray!

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Nicholas Gordon, P.O. Box 3043, Fort Lee, NJ 07024.

Poems for Free

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