Poems about Immigration
As a tall lean and athletic Mexican boy,
I look back to back to my past from which I was employed.
Soft golden handle.
Large bronze door,
pushing its breeze on my face,
not knowing what can come my way.
She is my life, she is my heart,
She is not like you, treated horribly by her differences, tearing me apart.
I am a Jamaican.
You are a African American.
I walk down a path unknown,
You walk down a path unknown.
The american dream, making the united states seem like paradise
Some die trying to make their way to the united states
Hundred different footsteps echo in the streets
Thunder! Lightning! Rain!
all silenced by their heart beats