Poems about Immigration

    Hispanics are considered a minority because most of them are not educated
Coming to America To the land of opportunity With no visa, no green card guarantee No papers I say  
I writhed across the stars, one night, dreaming of the fars Where in tropical nations, conceivably, the sky turned gradations
Struggling from a poor village, many dreams of freedom and peace. Im off to make an effort to this privallege
By: Saranda R Our flag waves in the ocean of pride that envelopes this country
The warmth of the sun is reflected in my skin We have sepia tones and copal brown skins Enriched melanin
I'm giving my all for a sligh chance that I might make it My dreams will not be frosaken.
I am from outside, From playgrounds, trees and bikes From kids playing in laughter And smiles on faces so bright
No matter what your name is, where you were born, what language you speak, where you live, the amount of money you have, how tall you are
This land has been alterd every corner i turn i see my people suffer the fire in our soul heavily burns.

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