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San Antonio

adios gringo
buenos dias muchacho
hastsa la vista

si signorita
gracia para sombrero
signore lo perdí

a rio grandé
cruzar sierra madré
voy a san miguel

san hosé, san juan
pedir san antonio
decir por favor

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“... The closeness of the place and the heat of the climate, 
        added to the number in the ship which was so crowded 
        that each had scarcely room to turn himself,  almost 
         suffocated us."
				
	   Olaudah Equiano, freed slave, abolitionist, merchant (1745-1797)




We were taken in by roundup- 
legends of freedom, sold
heirlooms to pay for the privilege of being 
crammed into a tractor-trailer like green-
ware into a kiln.  The youngest 
faithfully lifted her chin, Quinceañera 
memories still fresh enough to almost keep 
her balanced within that shifty, 
blistering dark until she felt 

another sharp shaft of air, a searing blast

of a bone-dry wheeze from the next pilgrim to hit 
hot metal like he’d been shot in the head.
The chant began again, Santa María, 
Madre de Dios, ruega por nosotros
pecadores. Sweat stung our opened eyes, 
clarified visions of diaspora, of coldblooded
coyotes packing cargo holds with cornered chattel. 
We, the many, shackled by migrant irons. We,
a crop of people, survive only to swelter later 
in tobacco rows, on countless estates, behind thick shop doors,

but each Day of the Dead, we will recount:

Mexicans lost to a hardened 
geography where even breath is branded, 
an absence of just one half-mast flag, anywhere, their star-
crossed national anthem, our  costly escape 
into undocumented slavery, how long-
suffering dreams either suffocate or hide 
scars, why wheeled sloops blaze down border 
highways with short-lived payloads, scammed commodities
as expendable as a shipment of spring lambs ...

San Antonio

evening moon rise
I watch with the fountain,
a youth
searching for answers
who am I 
what am I
where am I really?
most importantly
why am I here?

the rainbow colors of the water
make me lonelier
a lost soul
they call me

suddenly a vision
of the fountain
and the water
flowing into
the other.

oh, I am both
the water
and the fountain
flowing endlessly

Still lonely
and alone
beating heart
now


Mission San Antonio De Padua

Hidden mission in seclution,
close to owners private mansion,
military reservation.
Grapes are grown here.
Soil's good given cultivation.
Seed crops show wealth.

Hell Just Outside of San Antonio

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What we wonder is where will it all end, 
This poem to you thought I would send;
Limit there must be;
God set souls free
And about it what do we want to intend?

You can forward this to whoever you want to.

When I would arrive at an abyss, 
Would it really sound ludicrous; 
When I thought, 
Had got caught, 
Poem you wrote point did miss. 

Initiative is involved in the impact
Of how so sever we all will react
Weapons flow free;
Can kill you and me;
No longer able to remain intact.

Still am over 10.

Out on others people take their vengeance,
That created much mystery and suspense;
People distraught;
Temptation fought;
Times have been both troubling and tense.

Home has been hunter from the hill,,
Then went to church and kill, kill, kill;
With many shots.
Killing adults and tots;
Suffering exists which will, will, will.

What we did was receive a new directive;
His memory has been known to selective;
No thanks,
To Trump pranks,
And we do need to hire a new detective.

When Flynn Did Again

Shady character found out about Flynn;
We always knew how, where and when,
Temptation did fight;
Such a shady sight;
Bad behavior happened again and again.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.

San Antonio

Feral pigs
animal that ate 
San Antonio


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