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Culture Shock Poems - Poems about Culture Shock


Culture Shock
Building a bridge between two cultures, is like swimming against the tide. the up and down current, often leads to a knock down. to bridge the gap between two worlds, is an encounter not so pleasant. the culture shock, quite difficult to encapsulate....

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Categories: culture shock, africa, analogy, art, career,
Form: Free verse
Culture Shock Welcomed
culture shock welcomed so weird taking it easy been needing this long skies are fully blue time is my New Friend Again calm now existing happy disbelief like writing with my right hand change medicinal blood pressure normal fluid in my legs now gone peeing away stress...

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Categories: culture shock, beautiful, blessing, change,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member A Culture Shock Rimas Dissolutas
I like to stay extremely vague, born alongside a culture shock; Hype built by the publications, a cinematic adventure; Try but you will not guess my age; People lined up around the block, standing waiting with such patience to race into the movie theater; New breed of film expectations, we were both born in the same year....

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Categories: culture shock, birthday, emotions, memory, mystery,
Form: Other
How To Evangelize Where Pigs Roam Free
Do not get down and dirty, if you are found evangelizing where pigs, chicken, dogs ... roam free....

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Categories: culture shock, 12th grade, africa, animal,
Form: Monoku
He Does Not Stop
I write blank verse (justly) Enjoying challenges (unjustly) Good or evil (evil usually) Not good myself (unusually) But my God is GOOD (always)...

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Categories: culture shock, africa, allusion, america, analogy,
Form: Blank verse



Culture Shock
I saw it in a film: his city is beautiful. Snow is everywhere, the trees are crowned with it, and ice skims the harbor, frosts ships, going nowhere. Even when he held me, there was ice in his heart, Ice in the pale blue of the washed-out sky beyond his closed eyelids, ice beading his vodka skin, and "You are hot," he said,...

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Categories: culture shock, angst,
Form: Blank verse

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