Poems about Immigration

Once, a boy goaded on by his friends yelled “BORDERHOPPER” in my face. (I must have a very large stride, then,
Everyone has a dream Though not every dream is heard   Why are they really here?
O beautiful
The sun, up high warm breeze. humid. take me away.   snap. flew out, new place cool
My generation’s death will be by ignorance, We will die hungry, selfish and with no innocence,
She works harder than ten men combine
She leaped from the dirt covered alleys To the asphalt paved roadways Leaving behind her
Every day you look in the mirror and you see the same person

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