Best Emigration Poems
Below are the all-time best Emigration poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of emigration poems written by PoetrySoup members
EmigrationExiled from my homeland,
Excited and scared, I
Entered a new country.
Expressing myself in
English, I struggle with
Emotions and poems,
Ever yearning for home.
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Categories:
emigration, immigration, language,
Form:
Verse
Emigration Comes Full CircleI left Ireland in the 80's with my husband and two babies for Holland. In 2003, we
returned so that our children could have an...
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Categories:
emigration, adventure, caregiving, devotion, education,
Form:
Free verse
Patriotic PeoplePatriots we are
Ashen through war
To a more promising today.
Ruminant mammals as warlords
Insinuates the future of glory to come.
Open to emigration from across waters
Today is our...
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Categories:
emigration, america, birthday, courage, culture,
Form:
Acrostic
Declaration of InterdependenceWhen in the Course of Earth’s climatic events,
it becomes necessary for cultures to resolve political bands
which have connected Her with human nature,
and...
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Categories:
emigration, freedom, health, independence day,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Truth Is All An Act In Government ExposedOne small little country which houses
one of the highest paid governments
in this modern world joke ran upside down
A big part of our life...
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Categories:
emigration, betrayal, ireland, political, rights,
Form:
Political Verse
Red and Blue Estrangered FamiliesDear Siblings Three,
I was reading a story
in which some siblings became estranged
after their parents died,
while others moved toward greater solidarity.
This is a variation on a...
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Categories:
emigration, earth, faith, family, health,
Form:
Political Verse
ZebrasBlue sky forms the fortress of their world
I can picture them- the ebony and white
velvet stripes, the arch of necks, the
flint-edged hooves
Beneath the weather-regimented trees
...
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Categories:
emigration, africa, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Anti-Ode To RainThe big 'R', do you actually know what you're doing
To our week nation,
Absolute panic stations, feckin banter deflation, endless duration
Eternal damnation the foundation, our country's...
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Categories:
emigration, angst, emotions, funny, hate,
Form:
Limerick
Governments LegacyThis city
has a spire
in the middle,
the needle
of Ireland's despair,
cost us money
and lots of our riches,
this is our city...
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Categories:
emigration, immigration,
Form:
Sonnet
For the Sake of RhymeI have some info to dissipate
It took me a decade to collate
And now it’s yours for free
After this exposure I will flee
To a faraway country
I...
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Categories:
emigration, feelings, how i feel,
Form:
Rhyme
Long Before IsisThirty years ago, long before ISIS started executing Kurds, Muslims and Christians, I hired a Pakistani Muslim as an art director in Chicago. I was...
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Categories:
emigration, friendship,
Form:
Prose
A Simple Disc of a PoemA Simple Disc Of A Poem
Not yet another stream of consciousness
from disc to brisk journey path behind no
emigration refugees bombs shrapnel hunger
There is gratitude though...
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Categories:
emigration, pain,
Form:
Free verse
The Portrait of Simon GelmanAdorning the walls at Brigham and Women's
Head on his hand quite comfortably resting
The subject distinctive in his smiling position
Inspires the asking who is this physician
Over...
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Categories:
emigration, people,
Form:
Rhyme
The Sea Does Not Feed Its Childrenland is threw you
And was laid on pavilion of a poem
It may not mislead characters ... Who are you?
A homeland on the door of...
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Categories:
emigration, africa, age, allah, arabic,
Form:
Lyric
A New IrelandIt was a wet November day
on the motorway to Cork
waiting at traffic lights
a tiny man shuffled towards me
frail, bald and alone,
his piercing eyes beseeching,
palms outstretched,...
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Categories:
emigration, history, life, loss, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse