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Best Latino Poems

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Latino-Americanos: the Children of An Oscuro Pasado
Baile con migo, hips made from the rhythm of merengés and cumbias, samba, swagger and a pinch of azucar mixed into my backbone. 
My first...

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Categories: latino, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Notes On Dating a Latino: What You Don'T Learn In High School Spanish Class
One. Latino boys like Buffalo Wild Wings. It isn't clear why, but it's definitely emerging as a pattern.

Two. Latino boys are persistent. When he asks...

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Categories: latino, boyfriend, culture, cute love,
Form: List
Where Do We Belong
 Where do we belong      Where did We go wrong

Weren't our emotions deep enough to make us stay

I look back...

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Categories: latino, goodbye,
Form: Lyric
We All Have Words
We all have voices
They are strong and loud
We can use them to start 
Landslides and earthquakes
We can also calm the storm
Take that roar and turn...

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Categories: latino, anti bullying, slam,
Form: Free verse
Not Easily Broken
People's, people-of a *modest degree*.  Forgive me if something about this poem
is offensive to anyone, my apology to the psyche of your mind that's...

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Categories: latino, black-african amerreligious, religious, truth,
Form: Pastoral



You Kill With Your Hate
**You name them your blood
**You fight side by side
**Against the “Enemy”:
**The different in sight

Your soldiers against soldiers
And Yet
You’re all alike
Both brothers from Adam and Eve

Alive...

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Categories: latino, war
Form: Blank verse
' El Toro - Rojo '
Como’ Si’ Yama’, Senor’
Como’ Si Yama’, Por Favor’…
… for Below That Embroidered Sombrero’
Shone Eyes Like El Dorado

He Was A Tall and Handsome Hombre’
Like The Range...

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Categories: latino, adventure, animals, cowboy-western, fantasy,
Form: Light Verse
Zinc Adulating

Abominable holiday season greeting to the have-nots me and you
Bombshell tabloid sleigh bells got those ear holes ringing
Cut the tax gift wrap ribbon, only good...

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Categories: latino, metaphor, parody, slam, word
Form: ABC
Premium Member In Mexico
As another refugee dies
camped along America's southern border 
a poor family seeks law and order
In Mexico
(In Mexico)
And the family cries.
They didn't expect to find hatred...

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Categories: latino, america, angst, anxiety, how
Form: Lyric
Premium Member To Her Ardent Mister
 Parody on Andrew Marvell’s “To My Coy Mistress”

Had we but World enough and Time 
Your mating call, sir, were no crime.  
If lifetimes...

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Categories: latino, lust,
Form: Rhyme
Under My Puerto Rican Sun
Slice that ripe green Avocado
Love it with my rice and beans
Oh it looks so ripe and yellow
Slice it like a tangerine

Let's make love under La...

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Categories: latino, culture
Form: Light Verse
American
What is it
   that makes us put labels on ourselves?

Many of my friends are  Hispanic or Latino Americans 
 each might say...

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Categories: latino, america, culture, devotion, pride,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member My Heart Beats Faster When I Touch My Gun
My Heart beats faster when I touch my Gun
Loch David Crane, 
Border Patrol Auxiliary
26 January  2010

We track illegal aliens in the snow.
It's easy to...

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Categories: latino, america, dedication, history, immigration,
Form: Sonnet
The Tower of Babel
Today I woke up and smiled with Africa
     I rapped with Nazizi 
     I admired with Ali...

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Categories: latino, internet, music, world,
Form: Free verse
Incident On I-59 Part Ii
Ah be careful, so careful my friends
be careful before you go getting involved
Isn’t it strange how we sometimes get swept up
swept and sucked into a...

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Categories: latino, life,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things