Repatriation Poems - Poems about Repatriation

I left with a bag of dreams and a heart full of hope. The roads were wide but none felt like home. I spoke in borrowed voices slept under unfamiliar skies. Smiled through winters that never thawed my bones. But something kept pulling a voice, a scent, a song. A name I once answered to still waiting where I belong. Now I return, not empty but carrying what...

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Coming back home on a repatriation flight Overwhelmed by the shield and double masks blurring my sight Making my way home to escape the blight I could not wait to feel the warmth of my tropical sunlight Never was I so happy as when we landed on the site Glad to be home but on the plane we had to...

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I am a sprite pixie lost in the vast plain of tomorrow Plain simple and impish and easy to find in my sorrow A true spirit I am adrift in a snow storm void of the needle To find my home at the North Pole no compass to twiddle At the food bank they gave me a parcel...

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Seeing through showering mist- Golden clouds sucking nectar And slowly gliding away Placing a kiss of confidence and poise On the glossy cheeks of mountain dear Before repatriation Of the sun With a wish To see the offspring the next year. All vegetation in apprehension Of many season’s separation Have withering begun, Shedding frozen tears From multitude leaf-eyes Before the final adieu. Birds from the distance horizon Assembled to greet In multitude...

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"Let's share together my friend, the bread of life. We are all slaves in this nice land. Let's all work together for eternity, till we earn, one by one the ticket to return there, from that where we came... To the country of liberty." Copyright Constantinos Grigoriadis © All rights reserved...

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