El Salvador Poems - Poems about El Salvador

...Dear Homeland Security Director No-em I feel compelled to write you this po-em They won't let me post bail Get me out of this jail I'm not a gang member and want to go ho-em! My bright......

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...Are we prepared to display diplomacy conclusion in el salvador Are we equated to the residue of our streets at home While time lapsed beneath the bullets our fireworks burned our shores Titled day......

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...Though opposed by federal court Trump’s sport-like media report Features flights at night With head-shaven blight And the hog-walked men we deport What slave asks for anything more Than a rav......

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...How proud they put them on display Two thousand of the first of fortyk There President Bukele did say They’ll live in the jailhouse for decades he went on boasting, in jail it’s judgement day, a......

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...wherever you are, anywhere, I will find you... having the latitude and the longitude, I don't miss attitude towards you be... hey to find wherever... China or El ......

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...Feelin’ stressed about the usual crap? Tension 'bout as bad as it gets? Once we breathe in the tequila breeze, We won’t have any regrets. We’ll just be lyin’ in the Mayan sun, Work on our tans a......

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...Breast with me, beating like a bird. In our moment all hope soared with a fragrant moon and kissing was the mixing of culture. At these depths I felt what tore at the threads of your mu......

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...I love you only because I love you by Pablo Neruda loose translation by Michael R. Burch I love you only because I love you; I am torn between loving and not loving you, Between apathy and des......

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...If we pray for other countries to prosper, real neighbor ... As Old Cultures and Histories model, imbibe, declare ... There would be fewer dark nations seeking refuge in whiter Would you even co......

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...As soon as I heard You were the First African American Male To win the Pulitzer prize for Poetry I wanted to run out and celebrate I wanted to wake up Hughes and Dunbar And Baraka and say we ma......

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...It’s Memorial Day I thumb through my high school yearbook, Soiled, unpadded from another day. My children don’t know of our mindset then, The second war all wars to end. Daily goodbyes to the ......

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...Storm: Mexico's Killing Fields A failed state by anyone's definition. With a corrupt government. Hand in hand with the drug cartels. Same with every branch of the armed forces and police. All in it ......

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... Underage Immigrant Crisis Part 1 We are having a big problem here in Texas, by the border. It is turning into a dilemma. A lot of underage children are coming into the United states, from ......

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...The air is heavy like a dirty woolen blanket each colorful strand pulled through the warp. Horns blare and traffic skids and screeches as unborn accidents are aborted by fancy-pants cops. The city ......

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...Lima has a pulse arterial and venous it flows… all the colors of the rainbow glow in the mist of Pacific sea's hectic days and disco nights beat into the sand at the ocean's lea. Lima's life flow......

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