Poems about Immigration
I hear the whispers in the wind. I hear the cries from a distance. I hear the shackles beneath my feet. Have been caged no longer free.
People like to bully immigrations when they do not even know their side of the story.
Who are you to judge others?
I love
I wish I could be happy
I wish I could be like the old me
Where I didn’t care about boys
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I know of a hero
An African descent
A motherland vision
Not a thing but a beauty
Not a He but a She
Time. When will it be time?
When will it be time for a change, and for improvment
For freedom and for safety
12 letters of my name, altogether, I thought,
form my identity.
I meditated upon my name.
My name
My hero doesn't wear a cape.
My hero, no, she's not in shape.
My hero is not always there.
Carried a miles-distance are these desperate cries
Tears collected as one, as the assembly weeps
I pray of You tonight for a city of dreams,
one where a wise man can ease his aching bones