Best Immigration Poems
The Immigration Officer Asked Me"The Immigration Officer Asked Me."
I was asked where are you coming from?
I answered I ran away from the war in my
country.?
I was asked how many years the war lasted?
I answered there was war for sixteen years
we were bombarded daily attacked by militia
on our way to...
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Categories:
immigration, poetry,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Letting Go"Letting Go!"
Behind that garden rail
Where worms squirm and roam,
They dig into every bad part of my day
I feel them crawling, making my hide their home
They feast on my will and my dead walking soul.
Slowly I am fading away into a cloud of nothing.
I find myself...
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Categories:
depression, emotions, hate, immigration,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Stars and Those With Stripes"America First",
is the worst.
Should not thinking of others,
be your thirst?
Those who are selfish,
end up being cursed!
Soon they'll be last,
instead of first.
Who among you,
prefers guns and war?
Do you really have freedom,
shore to shore?
If most have less,
are you happy with more?
Should the privileged few,
be guarding the door?
Protectionism,
rots...
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Categories:
immigration, black african american, class,
Form:
Political Verse
We Are Brothers IiDon’t look at me
As though I am an alien or a stranger,
Don’t let the dagger of antipathy
Fly out of your eyes.
I am your neighbor.
Don’t call me a foe, an antagonist, or a rival,
Don’t roll up your mistrustful sleeves for a fight.
I am your friend.
Don’t...
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Categories:
cute, immigration, love, peace,
Form:
Free verse
Sun Dance~Sun Dancing~
Bright yellow sparks glisten around the landscape
Sheer environment expose
Warmth slinks down every step
So-- Invigorating
Spur-like rays muster in long light
The wolves wait to howl
Soon--Bunch...
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Categories:
beauty, immigration, magic, metaphor,
Form:
Verse
Language BarrierI couldn’t understand the language she spoke,
at least not all of it,
but the emotion pouring past her lips,
the tears in her eyes, her clenched and shaking fists
enunciated more clearly,
than any piece of English Poetry I had ever read,
and grabbed me, held me still.
...
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Categories:
emotions, immigration, inspiration, language,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Fact Or Fool Who Be YouFact Or Fool Who be You
I have seen
fools ranting
what's up Pink Floyd
No thinkers, no education
only poets with muse and frustration
The deniers of science
are committing massive crimes
jail should be their only pudding
sadly Covid takes many of them away
I have no sympathy for their ignorant...
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Categories:
freedom, health, hyperbole, immigration,
Form:
Free verse
Go Awaywars drugs poverty
famine fear rape death
and degradation
that's the impoverished world
desperate immigrants flee
and yet we won't let them in
go die on the other side of our new wall
stay away from what’s ours
we should be ashamed to call ourselves Christians
there's no kindness in our...
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Categories:
immigration, 12th grade, anger, angst,
Form:
Suzette Prime
The Meaning of Bread and Tortillas"Mi primo" means my cousin in Spanish.
He calls me his "primita"- little cousin.
This is the story of how mi primo
Taught me about the meaning of bread;
Of the meaning of tortillas...
He and I are exchanging languages
Over Dairy Queen chicken strips;
I repeat the words he teaches...
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Categories:
cousin, culture, friend, immigration,
Form:
Free verse
A Forest ChildShe has eyes that have seen all the sky
a smile that is both knowing and shy
Her brow is humble and also proud
Expressions as soft as a shifting cloud.
She is tall and frail like a river reed
Up until now the forest has been her creed
And words...
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Categories:
immigration, absence, change, character, child,
Form:
Couplet
Generic Oppression PoemOppressed by you, your state, your religion
So you think you good, kind and Superior
But I find you cruel, arrogant and callous
But that is just in my view, what do I know?
You control the language that describes pain
But there is no for me in its...
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Categories:
immigration, abuse, anger, angst, depression,
Form:
Free verse
11-9-201611-9-2016
On Election night, twentysixteen
I saw a strange and surreal scene
I looked cross the great harbor at Lady Liberty that night
And I knew right away, something wasn’t right
I saw Lady Liberty and she was crying
Because the America she loved, now was dying
She once welcomed millions to...
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Categories:
immigration, allusion, discrimination, fear, history,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
At HomeWhen I am in your home,
I am back to Laos after a lifetime.
I am in a place beyond words:
Where the steam of the kitchen
The smell of warm coffee
...
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Categories:
community, immigration, international, journey,
Form:
Free verse
13 Original States• Connecticut
• New Hampshire
• New York
• New Jersey
• Massachusetts
• Pennsylvania
• Delaware
• Virginia
• North Carolina
• South Carolina
• Georgia
• Rhode Island
• Maryland
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Categories:
history, immigration,
Form:
List
The Diamond of Diversity
Diversity shines its light upon wisdom; it’s a sage sharing both world and eternity’s knowledge. While cultures are facet of this diamond sage; each other displays knowledge; old and new building on the eternal book of wisdom; it must not be negated.
Millennia old worlds...
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Categories:
immigration, appreciation, community, education, friendship,
Form:
Prose