Best Expatriate Poems
Below are the all-time best Expatriate poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of expatriate poems written by PoetrySoup members
Nostalgia-Song of the Expatriate(I'm
an
Indian
lassie,
was
born
in
West
Africa,
(Nigeria),
Grew
up
in
South
Africa
(Swaziland)
and
currently
live
in
East
Africa.
(Tanzania).
So
I...
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Categories:
expatriate, missing, nostalgia, patriotic,
Form:
Quatorzain
ExpatriateEXPATRIATE…
(Apropos Soon Come)
Heard the chichi budo singing
in the banana walk; heard
the burro braying; and
the mongoose roaming the coop;
smelled the aroma...
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Categories:
expatriate, anxiety, conflict, desire, home,
Form:
Prose Poetry
ExpatriateI scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to...
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Categories:
expatriate, friendship,
Form:
Verse
ExpatriateI scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to...
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Categories:
expatriate, happiness,
Form:
Verse
ExpatriateWe scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to...
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Categories:
expatriate, friendship,
Form:
Verse
American ExpatriateAmerica should have a society of peace,
Of handsome peace,
And a land of exuberant compassion
Where the dusk
Is a breast pocket handkerchief
Of ebony and yellow,
And not this...
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Categories:
expatriate, life, sweet, sweet,
Form:
Verse
Expatriate...inspired by 'With a Photograph to Zell' by Hart Crane
We scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global...
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Categories:
expatriate, on writing and words,
Form:
Verse
VoyageQuote: "“They have no idea what it is like to lose home at the risk of never finding home again, have your entire life split...
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Categories:
expatriate, voyage,
Form:
Rhyme
Paris GullsThe scent of oceans, a certain coolness
of wind over water wanders these city streets
where oleander blooms wickedly
in the ruby assignation of the heart.
An occosional...
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Categories:
expatriate, memory, sea, sea,
Form:
Ballad
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:
expatriate, africa, age, allah, arabic,
Form:
Lyric
International AirportInternational Airport
This nowhere, a contrived freedom
expatriate as air,
demonstrates our mastery
of what we meet or leave behind.
Each precise beginning
finds an ending imprecise,
as we fly to where...
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Categories:
expatriate, angst, betrayal, goodbye, journey,
Form:
Sonnet
Unique MoonLooking through the window up to the sky,
Full moon solely glows without twinkling stars,
The breeze has blown away the clouds,
Serene moon paints the sky in...
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Categories:
expatriate, freedom, moon, planet,
Form:
Free verse
Letter To Ronald Hull On His Comment On Diary Notes: Lament At DawnLETTER to RON" Diary Notes : Lament at Dawn - A Year Ago Yet Now No Change "
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
8/19/2018
"Quite a lament! The state...
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Categories:
expatriate, conflict, immigration, paris, political,
Form:
Free verse
Ngerian SonnetNewly adopted toddlers mourN
Indemnity as locus standI
Gold-crests laG
Event invites the employeE
Rodeo on the wealthy riveR
Irrevocable superminI
And the black gold run et...
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Categories:
expatriate, devotion, education, imagination, inspirational,
Form:
Sonnet
Form One Line, LeftIn the evenings
was the rooftop,
swisher sweets and sometimes
something in particular.
say we were young
say we both knew better
play the saint, its O.K.
say that you felt it...
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Categories:
expatriate, teen,
Form:
I do not know?