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PASSPORT
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KAMRAN RASHID
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immigration, creation, destiny, education, future,
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IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LXVII - LXVIII
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T Wignesan
| Dramatic Monologue |
america, culture, halloween, immigration,
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Vote
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Rico Leffanta
| Haiku |
immigration, abuse, america, culture, encouraging,
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My Ancestors Told Me
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Sofia Rapisarda
| Free verse |
immigration, america, anger, deep, family,
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Absorbing England
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Ian Love
| Narrative |
england, history, identity, immigration,
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IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LXIV and LXV
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T Wignesan
| Dramatic Monologue |
immigration, allegory, anti bullying, corruption,
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England - gleaming in the distance
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Ian Love
| Narrative |
immigration, conflict, destiny, england, history,
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National Stand
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Jorge Oyola
| Political Verse |
america, immigration, poems, political,
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NO FEAR aka Trump's Lucid Moment
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Rico Leffanta
| Limerick |
immigration, animal, corruption, crazy, culture,
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IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LX and LXI
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T Wignesan
| Dramatic Monologue |
bullying, immigration, leadership, people,
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Glory
by Edward Schmitz
This sacred land is an oasis on Earth
It’s accepting of all despite background or birth
All our citizens are equal and this is our...
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Rhyme |
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Categories:
america, freedom, hope, immigration,
Solitary Australia
by Xuefeng Pan
The land floating in the ocean far
far in the south was named Australia
Which is thought by its aboriginal people differently
As it can...
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Free verse |
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Categories:
christian, endurance, immigration, metaphor,
Dream
by Eve Roper
within written words
soul unleash over again
story come alive
8/22/2018...
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Senryu |
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Categories:
immigration,
With Glowing Hearts
by Emile Pinet
Here spring, summer, fall and winter are well defined,
setting the rhythm, for seasonal sway.
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Verse |
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Categories:
immigration, 10th grade, culture, feelings,
Letter to Ronald Hull on his comment on Diary Notes: Lament at Dawn
by T Wignesan
LETTER to RON" Diary Notes : Lament at Dawn - A Year Ago Yet Now No Change "
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
8/19/2018
"Quite a lament! The state...
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Free verse |
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Categories:
conflict, immigration, paris, political,
Diary Notes: Lament at Dawn - A Year Ago Yet Now No Change
by T Wignesan
Diary Notes: Lament at Dawn A Year Ago and yet now No Change
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Free verse |
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Categories:
immigration, august, christian, discrimination, hate,
Go Away
by Emile Pinet
wars, drugs, poverty
famine, fear, rape, death
and degradation
that's the kind of world
desperate immigrants flee
and yet, we won't let them in
go die on the other...
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Suzette Prime |
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Categories:
immigration, 12th grade, anger, angst,
IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : XLVIII and XLIX
by T Wignesan
IF ever I had a country : XLVIII - XLIX
XLVIII
If ever I had even on a rocky wayward moon of a gaseous planet a country
And...
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Dramatic Monologue |
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Categories:
immigration, allegory, caregiving, child abuse,
Aliens All
by Rico Leffanta
Alien Captain Darth Veeder
Texted, "Take me to your leader"
He met Donald Trumup
And snarled, " What a grump!
You must be The Sludge-brained Tweeter!"
(For Caren Krutsinger's "Take...
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Limerick |
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Categories:
culture, discrimination, immigration, international,
The Man Who Puts Kids in Cages
by Rico Leffanta
The man who puts kids in cages
Laughs at the folks it enrages
Whilst taxpayers bleed
Republicans need
Bilingual pedophile Pages...
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Limerick |
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Categories:
immigration, betrayal, bullying, child abuse,
Take Me To Your Leader
by Nina Parmenter
When the Martians came to visit,
In their pan-galactic speeder,
I said “Oh hello, what is it?”
They said, “Take me to your leader!”
Well, I did as...
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Rhyme |
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Categories:
immigration, fun, funny, humor, humorous,
America Is Who We Are
by Anna M Shepard
Some live their lives helping others
The less fortunate, we defend
Providing food, shelter, clothing & jobs
Hoping they’re better off in the end
Others live inconsiderate lives
Humane is...
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Rhyme |
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Categories:
america, humanity, immigration,
100 Degrees
by Sofia Rapisarda
I couldn’t bend my knee 100 degrees today at Therapy
It’s been a month since surgery and I still can’t get it to bend
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more...
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Free verse |
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Categories:
immigration, anger, black african american,
IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : XXXIX and XLI
by T Wignesan
If ever I had a country : XXXIX - XLI
XXXIX
If ever I had a country
And if ever by some fluke I were the Minister of...
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Dramatic Monologue |
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immigration, anti bullying, corruption, home,
intuitive life
by fauxcroft wade
We live day by day
On a wing and a prayer
Making it all up as we go along
You can make a plan
But as soon as you...
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Free verse |
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Categories:
immigration, inspiration, prayer, stress,
Questions of Skin
by Todd Aguilar Jr.
Look into my eyes?
What do you see?
Do you see me?
Do you see a human being?
What is it that makes you hate me?
What makes you degrade...
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Lyric |
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Categories:
america, discrimination, immigration, integrity,
2 Whores Cents
by Rico Leffanta
Around the world people will find
Life is best where people are kind
Find a kind way
You can say, "Neigh"
Horse sense thrives in a stable mind!...
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Limerick |
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Categories:
culture, horse, immigration, inspirational,
Trumperie
by Rico Leffanta
Our President wants us to see
A Justice as mean as can be
Pack tots in cages
Deny their mom wages
And tell them they'll never be free...
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Limerick |
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Categories:
immigration, child abuse, children, culture,
Ode to Willie Nelson
by Michelle Faulkner
I was thinking about all the conflict over immigration lately, and I was inspired to post the lyrics to Willie Nelson's wonderful, touching, moving song,...
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I do not know? |
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Categories:
community, freedom, immigration, together,
Absolute Truth, Judgment and Lies
by Eve Roper
The Damnable Sin of Self-righteousness.
All of our leaders have their different views of human rights.
Our leader has repeatedly resisted calls to assume the moral leadership...
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Haibun |
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Categories:
america, children, emotions, immigration,