Topic: Poems
Browse Australian Aboriginal poems about all aspects of life, challenges and celebrations. Some include homework questions.
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A Response To Dan And Others
A Right To Be Heard
A Song of Hope
Aboriginal poems
All Walks Of Life
Always told I was a white girl
Always Was, Always Will Be
An Elder's Passing
Australia’s Silenced History
Black Woman
Blood Soil
Break Your Walls
Broken
Burning Tree
Bush Poets
Calling Me Home
Corroboree
Dark Secrets
Destiny
Displaced
Doing Time
Faith
First, “Look Back In Time”
Freedom
From Past To Present
From The Oceans To The Dusts
From Where I Stand
Galiny Bulmba (Come to my place)
Good Bye My Love
Goodes and Baddies
Gumbaynggirr
Heart and Soul
Hello miners my old foe (Sound of Silence)
Here I Stand
I am Different
I Got 'Lations'
I've been told to get a life
Ice
Ice, ice, baby
If it Wasn't for the Footprints
In a House Down The Street
In My Dreaming
Indigenous All Stars
Just Another Drunk Black?
Kinchela (The Stolen Kids)
Language is a seed to respect. Respect is a seed to a nation.
Letter To The Future
Let’s Face The Truth
Life of Sharon Roebourne
Light Years Away
Long Ago Days
Magic
Mangroves
Meaning of First Nations’ Peoples - Australia Day Thought
Mookari
Moonthanguddi
Mother Earth
Motor Prowling
My Country Burning
My Face Is Black
My Mother The Land
My Right To Live
My Sitting Down Place
My Want Then and Today
NAIDOC Assembly
New Horizons
Nice, Nice, Maybe?
No Disgrace
Not Forgotten
Ode to John Pat
Our Day
Our Light
Pass it on
Patchwork Dreaming
Please stop the violence
Proud Murri
Reconciliation
Respect The Indigenous
Rise of the Crow
Roebourne: In the Shadow of a Mountain
Roots of a woman
Saltwater Mourning
Self Education Political Conscience
Shared Sunset
Society
Songlines
Sorry
Sorry Day
Spirit And Belief
Spirit Dreaming
Stand Strong
Stop
The Aboriginal Soldier
The Australian
The Bad Man
The Black Duck Hunt
The Children
The Constitutional Rose
The Conversation
The Darkness in Behind the Sun
The Disappointment of Being Biracial
The Dream
The Elder
The First Australians
The Graffiti Poet
The Heart of Auss
The Keeper
The light that remains
The listed servitude of roots
The Mascots of Hope
The Old Wood Stove
The Real Me
This Old Bloodwood
Thug Life
To Fight Another Day
Together We Go Hand In Hand
Too Much Luuving
Tribal Birth
Tribal Land
Tribal Lines
Unspoken
Unsung
Untitled Poem
Voice. Treaty. Truth.
Walk to the Future
What Becomes Of Us Now
When Words Together
Whence do you come from
Who are We?
Why We Don't Celebrate Australia Day
Wild Flowers
Wisdom
Word of a Ghetto Child
You Still Wonder
Your Way – Our Way – The Truth
You’re better than that