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Deportation Poems - Poems about Deportation


Premium Member Tattoo Deportation
I cannot explain the terror and fear That I am feeling sat in a cell here Can’t see where I am, and no one has said I was thrown on a plane, I'm so upset. They said my tattoo is gang-related That's simply not true, this I have stated It's a lovely flower enclosed in chains To remind me how I...

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Categories: deportation, anxiety, conflict, depression,
Form: Rhyme
Tattoo Deportation- Inked in Chains
The sound of wheels on tarmac Keeps me focused Keeps me grounded Keeps me present The sound of wheels on tarmac Takes me farther and farther away From everything I have ever known Chained up like a worthless dog The sound of wheels on tarmac Reminds me that rebellion Always comes at a price You just have to decide if it’s worth the prize The sound of...

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Categories: deportation, longing, symbolism, war,
Form: Free verse



TATTOO DEPORTATION
TATTOO DEPORTATION I’d almost forgotten that damned tattoo A small symbol that years ago, I had got It was a couple of lads, drunk on vacation The tattooist did it in red on my shoulder I’m a bit embarrassed now that I am older Its meaning, I never heard any explanation Just that for a day or two, my skin felt hot It’s...

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Categories: deportation, adventure, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Said Trump to those gathered:
Said Trump to those gathered: I was only sent to help America's lost, sick, and poor - not them illegal aliens or pet-eating refugees, that's for sure. Let 'em all be deported - let 'em all be shown the door. We’re not gonna give an F about the world's lost, sick, and poor anymore. I was sent to make only...

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Categories: deportation, gospel, immigration, irony, poverty,
Form: Rhyme
Weights and Measures
There is no scale that can weigh the power of hope Winter ICE riding an Alberta Clipper from the new northern state down to the Gulf of America A Brown wave No time for Brown waves good bye A brown wave Sky ships set sail Rouge cargo Stripped, strapped, secure Refugee - no refuge - Refugee Loose dirt plowed Roots...

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Categories: deportation, america, angst, betrayal, conflict,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Deportation
Deportation,,,,,,, A friend or might there be other! The voice of idea.... Leaving like there is no other ...,. thus- necessitating numeration ...........in contemplation......... And in fact! ...

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Categories: deportation, allusion, anti bullying, birthday,
Form: Bio
mass deportation
. y'all gotta use thuh back door ...

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Categories: deportation, beautiful, character, conflict,
Form: Carpe Diem
Mass deportation
'make sure everything is well packed son' Yes, Mother I have everything This has always been your dream Ever heard of the dreamers? Yes, mother I want to make you proud Well then your flight is almost Go thee to land of opportunity Go study, but come back For we need you, Yes, mother I want to change...

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Categories: deportation, america, anger, betrayal, black
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member across the street
the man across the street walks tenderly on hallowed soil he can’t believe has space for him. Every day the man across the street dusts off his two dark gray top-of-the-line-electric-SUVs, backs them in and out of his driveway each ...

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Categories: deportation, fear, immigration,
Form: Free verse
The Lesson
*Hello everyone, I know I have been out a few weeks but i'm back to reposting my old poems. I believe this one was from 2019 so enjoy!* Good morning class! Today we have a very important lesson. We will be learning about our country and how we came to be, mostly importantly, about immigrants. The founding fathers...

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Categories: deportation, 7th grade, blessing, bullying,
Form: Free verse
Against Deportation
Ahead of pain, we did not cry; intimating of dreams, crowded; stranded on issues, reaching nowhere. Black, a weired hairdo, unfurls a moon in half-sleep. You can open the door without sound. The snake writhes under your feet. A traveler waits for a hymn, holds a green urn, full of tiny eyes, looks at sky and returns the darkness for any possibility of...

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Categories: deportation, art,
Form: ABC
Against Deportation
Ahead of pain, we did not cry; intimating of dreams, crowded; stranded on issues, reaching nowhere. Black, a weired hairdo, unfurls a moon in half-sleep. You can open the door without sound. The snake writhes under your feet. A traveler waits for a hymn, holds a green urn, full of tiny eyes, looks at sky and returns the darkness for any possibility of...

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Categories: deportation, art
Form: I do not know?
Life Since Deportation
George's isn't too bad At least not so far I like it here better than Campion And it's much better by far The only thing missing Are the extras and the girls Only tough ones from Alpha Dare venture into this world The school is also boring Because it has no Interact But becuase there are no girls Starting one won't change that I've seen Sophia once In...

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Categories: deportation, people, school, teen,
Form: I do not know?

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