Poems about Immigration
White walls
Question my worth because you can
then drain my essence through your fingers
To my ancestors,
I wished you would have never come
To this dreamland, imagineland, make it what you want land.
They put us in oppression.
They drown us in depression.
It's nothing but discrimination.
Gracias Mama For my Nicaraguan roots For leaving tu lindo Managua Gracias for giving up your dream and passion as an international dancer
Ringing bells, tied to the wings of a knight’s nightingale,
Is it the melody of the bells or fraught cry of that gale?
This nation is closing in
The borders are suffocating
The immigrants have to leave
But, why?