Best Tamales Poems
Categories:
tamales, father
Form:
Haiku
Last Night I Burned My Mom's TamalesLast night I burned my mom's Tamales !
I can't tell you how much I regret it !
It was about 12:30 p.m when I sat there waiting for them to cook
But waiting wasn't any luck
I was attracted by this beast
It captured me like it...
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Categories:
tamales, adventure, allusion, dream, humor,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
TamalesHot tamales door to door
Knocking on doors along the sun baked street
Ten inch sub rotting on the dusty ground
Souls breaking under my feet
In pile of money the politician rolls
Malnourished beg for more
Poaching saints from grassy knolls
Black ants devour the ranch covered sub they’ve found
Sewer gasses...
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Categories:
tamales, allegory, philosophy, political, religion
Form:
Verse
Me, God and Hot TamalesYou ever had a day off from work where God placed it upon your heart to go walking with Him? Well, I did just that today. I started my walk in this beautiful subdivision. After walking for a while, the beautiful homes were gone and...
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Categories:
tamales, blessing, god, peace, silence,
Form:
Narrative