Poems about Immigration
Up ahead, amid the dirt lies the fence.
Tall and wide, black and tied
it stands. It's forbidden, it's inhumane.
On a mid day in April, you have made a decision,
A decision to leave your country for my education.
i hear the world screaming, the sickening wails i hear;
those of the hopeless—each of them a separate and eerie tune
Beads of sweat
Running down
My forehead
I cant think straight
Im face to face
In the shadows I stand,
Waiting for the day when I am no longer called illegal
Am I from outer space?
Our intentions are to find a better Life.
We come to this country to work that's all.
Every morning Dad comes home
Exhausted and shattered by his work
The money wouldn’t be asked more.
Because it has a 26-letter alphabet
making up words that made no sense to me
Because it has so many pronunciations
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