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Mexico City Poems - Poems about Mexico City
tell her you saw me
... tell her you saw me ... tell her I was out on the bluff at the Cape during a gale, much too close to the rocks … tell her the surf was tormenting the ledges, its roar far too loud for me to hear......
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Gregory Richard Barden
Categories:
mexico city,
adventure, analogy, anxiety, break
Form:
Epic
The Cry of Dolores
...A popular priest in 1810, Spanish rule he spoke against those who had overthrown the Spanish Viceroy José de Iturrigaray A speech calling upon the people to protect in angst Their King Ferdina......
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I Am Anaya
Categories:
mexico city,
cinco de mayo, cry,
Form:
Rhyme
Across Country With Crystalsky
...Hello CRYSTALSKY*. Thanks for consenting to watch over us. ......
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
mexico city,
america, travel,
Form:
Free verse
Tell Her You Saw Me
...Tell her you saw me ... Tell her I was out on the bluff at the Cape during a gale, much too close to the rocks. Tell her the surf was tormenting the ledges, its roar far too loud for me to hear......
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Gregory Richard Barden
Categories:
mexico city,
allegory, heartbreak, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
According To Gump
...Ken Mattingly is mad about being cut from the Apollo 13 crew - now no one will see his zero-gravity backflip until a later time, by then no one will care. Tom Hank’s Luna capsule spins out of con......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
mexico city,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Pictures At An Exhibition
...Pictures at an Exhibition I recently saw the ghosts of beat poet visionaries staring lonely, from pictures at an exhibition Ginsburg, Corso, Snyder, Kerouac, and Cassady the murderer’s row of t......
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Art Fasbender
Categories:
mexico city,
joy,
Form:
Free verse
Flat Wall Experiment
...Plan A: Build the wall high build it strong and thick. Made of the strongest mortar and brick. but leave the door open. To vent evil out and keep goodness in. I think the real problem exists. W......
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Anthony Biaanco
Categories:
mexico city,
freedom,
Form:
Free verse
This Girl From Mexico City
...i met a sweet girl from mexico city if she don't like me, oh well what a pitty i'll just roll my face on the grass oh boy did i fell for her ass man, why can't i write something witty?......
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Darius Garcia
Categories:
mexico city,
humorous, romantic,
Form:
Limerick
Talus Championship
...HE READ WHAT WOULD BE CALLED THE "ROLL CALL OF CHAMPIONS" THE COMPANY NAMES THAT COMPRISE THE TALUS, AND THE SANCTIONING BODIES THAT RECOGNIZED THE TALUS CHAMPION AS THE PREMIER CHAMPION IN WRE......
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Allan Terry
Categories:
mexico city,
adventure, appreciation, drink, encouraging,
Form:
Chant Royal
Travel Plans
...Let's not saunter to Saturn this evening Or amble across to the moon If we ramble up there in a rocket We won't get there any time soon I'd rather we didn't dawdle to Denmark Or dilly-dally ou......
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David Lindsay
Categories:
mexico city,
fun, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
Sept 21
...for Mexico City after earthquake, 1985 It's almost total dark tonight, before a moon in our Green Valley. No buildings collapsed. I'm just walking my dog— and I'm back there. Storefront spilling s......
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Taylor Graham
Categories:
mexico city,
natural disasters,
Form:
Free verse
Prayer For the Priests of Mexico City
...Prayer for the Priests of Mexico City July in the streets of Mexico City: One of the women one never would marry. One of the women one sees for an hour, for an evening. Taco, tequila, ......
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Donal Mahoney
Categories:
mexico city,
faithwomen, women,
Form:
Free verse
Searching the Dark
...July 1983, another phone call after midnight, another long drive, your Shepherd-dog head in my lap. How many people got lost that summer! Late March 1986, by flashlight on dirt paths of The ......
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Taylor Graham
Categories:
mexico city,
animals, death, time, me,
Form:
Free verse