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"La Voz"

La Noche sin agua --- I spill my loving lips
Dancing, laughing, and celebrating life 
I am his queen, aka' dulce Nina
A night he must not forget 

Lunesta ... Suave ...
He savors every moment;
Then questions my capabilities 
Suddenly I feel like a refugee in my...

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Categories: latinos, anger, corruption, how i
Form: Free verse
Standing Together
I been through hell.


Man I even been chain and sell.


But I stand tall because like a black person I will not fail.


I have the heart of a king and a dream that can not be kill.


But this world is fill with misery.


our people is dyeing...

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© Dion Bess  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: latinos, lifepeople, people,
Form: Rhyme
A Fist of Chicano Rage
Whose turn is it to take the stage,
In a circus of a lost & somewhat forgotten 
race.  Where our value in life has 
diminished,  we are no longer a thriving 
culture living in The United States.
 A people who once held their heads...

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Categories: latinos, political, visionary, voice, voice,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Today
small gasps of air
    escape hearts of a feather

someone lifted the ground higher
someone lowered the sky closer
because somehow the clouds seem so close
like a minute away
like I just want to raise my hand up
and snatch that cotton candy
and to my mouth to...

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Categories: latinos, divorce, growth, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Stifled Cries
Stifled cries
No concern for the black man until the black man dies
Images of black and blue flash before my eyes
How many times?
Unprotected our men go into the world
Our protectors unafraid to kill even in front of their little girls
Philandro Castile licensed to carry a gun
I...

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Categories: latinos, black african american, death,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Was Born Here
I was born in Sunny Southern California, in the hottest month of the year! cries out my mother.  California is known for its drought season; one we just came out of, it lasted four years.  Imagine no rain, or very little rain. California...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: latinos, appreciation,
Form: Prose



As One Big Nation
We need to come together As one big nation,Put the hate on the shelf to stop the devastation,Do new public relations write a new proclamation, If we plan to succeed As one big nation.Come on my people lets fulfill Kings dream,Lets grow together to represent...

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Categories: latinos, bible, encouraging, inspirational, peace,
Form: ABC
Good Morning
Good morning world, wake up
Today’s Egypt, tomorrow’s ancient Eldorado, El Paso, Colorado, Suzhou, Picasso, Pissarro, Pizarro, Pirandello, Paganini, Mandela, Nakym, Muhammad, Mugabe, Jabbar, Quadir, Kalani, Nahzi, Adirah, Baariq, Noni-n-Zhari, Mrs. Sheffield, My mommy, a list of cities, states, countries-n-places of wealth, influential people.

  ...

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Categories: latinos, change, encouraging, society, world,
Form: Free verse
Does the World Need Another Sestina?
Bloody, bloody Ezra Pound
I never got my head around
his magnum opus: The Cantos
I’ve tried so hard but goodness knows
he didn’t intend it to be easy
for me or his mate Mussolini.

Perhaps obscurantism was his policy
or perhaps it was not the meaning but the sound.
Whatever it was...

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© Denis Joe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: latinos, funnyme,
Form: Sestina
Who We Are Part 2
I got it from watching my 60-year-old abuelo come home every night chingotiado from picking cilantro till his hands turned green and purple So that his children’s children could go to school in Tejas. It was sitting on the couch with me as we counted...

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Categories: latinos, america, appreciation, faith, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
Hiatus, Aloha From Los Angeles, Ca
It’s in Los Angeles, California
where I spent some days 
to be with a few friends and confreres;
they welcomed and invited me for dinner
a great experience, well appreciated!

With the continuing summer heatwave,
it limited the option to travel,
however, with enthusiasm and willingness
to move along –
made me realize...

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Categories: latinos, travel, city, me,
Form: Narrative
Lets Stand As One
I been through hell.


Man I even been chain and sell.


But I stand tall because like a black person I will not fail.


I have the heart of a king and a dream that can not be kill.


But this world is fill with misery.


our people is dieing...

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© Dion Bess  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: latinos, hopepeople, people,
Form: Rhyme
On Self Hate
There is such a thing as self hate
Many Jews accuse each other of self hate 
It is true - some Jews are filled with self loathing(including me at times)
But other people, too can hate themselves 
Blacks, Latinos, Chinese and Scots 
can all hate themselves 
It...

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Categories: latinos, how i feel, mental
Form: Blank verse
Country Girl
Okay here we go again two in morning
 on the end of nothing known
 trying everyone for what they had
 I know its bad 
but not so long ago it was what it was
 no brimstone or magic in you her and him
 and 23...

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© Jak Woods  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: latinos, imaginationleaving,
Form: Narrative
Cheers
Walking into the La Fiesta, a group of young latinos were exiting
A short young man(little man syndrome) says "grande torro"
so I can hear and understand, it is a petty thing but it hurts deep.

Especially coming from a so and so, son of a foriegner.

It brings...

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Categories: latinos, angstme,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things