Asian Poems - Poems about Asian

Men are like "asians" (-ation) not the ones from the far east, but the ones who fall weak. The ones who seek validation through manipulation for their gratification somehow thinking they should get a congratulation for their uncertain manifestation. The ones who play games like life is a play station, but fail to realize they create their...

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I truly love old hand Made things Asians took so much pride In things they made Colors and beauty True art Keeping the old ways alive....

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I'm afraid of beauty She's too perfect She's beautiful, slim And a princess Both outfit is incredible And what a lovely lady I would say she's americanized However, her ancestors must be proud She's an Asian classic beauty....

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There’s something to be said for the local practitioner Whose phone is not answered by an East Asian call center It’s nice knowing what you hear is what you get Unlike when Abhimanyu says ‘Hi....

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Make noise, be loud, bold, let your voice be heard; don’t be a wallflower, we have enough of those already, the world needs leaders; you are soft spoken, don’t let dismissal by others of your quiet tone discourage you; yell if you have to, if it’s what it takes for your voice to be heard by others; you...

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the lunchbox moment. I can feel the looks of disgust as I make my way to the table, I sit down, others stand up, walk away. kids grimace at the meal I’ve placed in front of myself, “ew” and “what is that?” fly across the table into my ears. I try to explain, but only assumptions are acceptable as they switch their tables, away...

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The Lord made him Asian, colored him a light brown raison, with pearly whites that shined a glazing.. The Lord made him Asian. He rose to the occasion. No time for idly grazing, many new trails he was blazing.. The Lord made him Asian. He was bold, absolutely brazen. This man was so amazing!...

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Oh cute white blossoms Wow! What a clear sign of spring Aroma of pink Japanese apricot Chinese plum ...

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Paints and films of death grow; signs of our times, crowning rundown; the Asian Unicorns. Rare large mammals, forest-dwelling bovines, with nearly two feet long parallel horns. They're found in central Vietnam and Laos, adults reach up to thirty-three inches up to shoulder height. Captive breeds rehouse like schemes, lacks hope as they're on the fringes of extinction. The poverty levels are high in...

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On the first day of Christmas, my dear God* granted me many blessings abundantly free On the second day of Christmas, my dear God granted me 2 sacks of corn and many blessings abundantly free On the third day of Christmas, my dear God granted me 3 rice grain plots, 2 sacks...

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Once the green land of morning calm and high serenity Soon waved the blood red flag, stained with the false words “We will soon be free” Now a grey, barren mountain swallowed by Yaldabaoth’s sea...

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Oh! life on this planet, Why some Asians always favour men over women when it comes to  pay dowries? How painful can be when some folks don't get what they want due to expensive dowries? Imagine when some poor parents  of some beautiful women were obliged  to pay expensive dowries in some Asian countries, failed  and  their...

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Birthed from the central river of holy kings The court city guarded by stone rings A marriage of light and might Its stupa shone bright With divine Light As life's sign A heart of daylight Its head, the gold tent, in sight Guarded by the dragon with its wings Birthed from the central river of holy...

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Dumplings As I walk into the kitchen, for a snack, my mother, her apron, night black hair, and jade bracelet, makes me dumplings. She combines the mixture of monotonous ingredients into something extraordinary. The water, like a youthful spring, rejuvenated the frozen, faltering fruits of nature, Mixing the Yangtzee, Hei Long Jiang, and Chang Jiang into...

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Creatures from the deep blue lagoon Surrounded the sleeping baboon They poked him in the belly Out came strawberry jelly Opened up a brand New Delhi!...

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