Poems about Immigration

I see my country's flag Snapping and unfurling above my head In the light summer breeze And I wonder,

My mind has been lifted; my time has been lifted, Not knowing what, cuz the feels been shifted.

Oh, the things I've done, Working before dawn, midnight doubles for fun,

"Speak Your mind."

I miss the era of blissful days, Lost in a time of lavender and ocean spray,

Life is full of twist and turns Sometimes you'll be sad Sometimes it'll burn It'll be good and bad

Dreams and Clock Work By Devinn LoVette

Momma says, "Education comes first." Momma advises, "Do not marry for love, marry for money."

The world that surrounds us is fu

Dominicana. Y gringa.

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