Short Immigrants Poems

Short Immigrants Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Immigrants by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Immigrants by length and keyword.


The Admission Process

China is becoming
A member of the European Union
So they can bail everyone out
All the good jobs
Will be taken
By Chinese immigrants
Mostly from Tibet
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Premium Member selling fear and hate

To hoard large pots in the biz game
They’ll say immigrants’ only aim
To grab workers’ cash!
This augments the stash
The fattest cats normally claim
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Reality Bats Last

At the end of the day
Reality bats last
So when you worry
That we’re down in the 9th
Just remember
Take heart
And find solace
That reality always
Has the final say

(8/2/24)
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Welcome, All Ye Immigrants

Chicago, New York, San Francisco -- such
  A deluge of immigrants -- they have clutched
    At first they were trying
    But now they are crying
  Leaving out, "Sanctuary very much!"
Form: Limerick

Immigrants Abducted and Corrupted

Immigrants Abducted and Corrupted

After all of them  are already abducted,
Could be that they ended up corrupted;
Then  mettled,
And unsettled;
Much  more bad behavior had erupted.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


The Cow - Chapter 2, Verses 215, Holy Koran

They ask you, on whom they should spend
Say, whatever wealth you spend
It is for your parents
And the kith and kin 
And the orphans
And the needy ones
And the immigrants 
And whatever you do
Allah knows it through and through.

Premium Member DOUGHNUT

Dough kneaded and leavened, Designed in circular shape. Dent in the middle Deep fried or baked Dipped in sugar syrup and glazed. Dutch immigrants’ popular sweet. Delectable snack, favorite of kids.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Keep It Legal

Keep It Legal Miracle Man 4/22/2024 Illegal Immigrants are taking our land, because our president won’t take a stand. We need a changer, to end this danger, but instead he insists on lending a hand.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member We Are the Face of America

This great land, a new chance
   A love affair, pure romance
Our hearts and minds open wide
   Purpose in our every stride

We are the face of America
   Immigrants from everywhere
Our shoulders strong, our workdays long 
   This nation's dream we proudly share
Form: Rhyme

Alexander Lukashenko

Most welcome raza come here
Refugees,I invite you in belarus
We will give you wire cutters
You just have to cut the wires
There are no rules in dirty politics
Cross the border and go into Poland
Save your lives or freeze to death...
Note.Dalta rasha immigrants mala rauwra.

Premium Member Living under a dictator won’t be all that bad

Living under a dictator won’t be all that bad.
Most won’t even miss any of the rights that they had.
But oops! Here they come for your high-powered gun.
They’ve just about convinced you, it will be safer for everyone,
especially now that all those murderous immigrants are gone.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Immigrants

You were once immigrants in this land
And I made you a great nation
Why then are you treating the
New Immigrants 
Unjustly and oppressing them
Why you are not treating  them the  same under the law
Why they are not part of your inheritance
Change your ways or 
You will be immigrants again

I am

Immigrants

Alienation,
                                               Boredom
                                                               Causes
                                                                              Destruction!
Exclusion of immigrants from society makes their souls fall into insanity!
Form: ABC

Tale of the Immigrants

I am sitting here 
    in the ESL lab where 
the great mass of immigrants 
     need help because they are 
new to our shores 
   Immigrants work hard 
And when I see them I am reminded 
  of the Led Zeppelin song "The Immigrants Song"
which helped develop my consciousness
Lo, these many years ago

Due Process

The murder get due process
The rapist get due process
The predator get due process
But an illegal immigrant cannot 
get due process
Where is the justice

Have we become a
Nation of lawless
People
God forbid

Lord I am a descendents
of force immigrants
Slaves
Help the people who "want" to be here

Premium Member tailgating in Springfield Ohio

Citing cats some immigrants ate
Was his weirdest part of debate
While this barbecue
Could ignite a few
It won't make America great

He's mired with the syndrome Tourette's
The point he should make--Trump forgets!
Supporters have pain
That his tired dead brain
Is consumed by those eating pets
Form: Limerick

Generations

As you go north, out of the city limits
the names of the communities reflect the landscape around them.
Mulberry Flats, Tar Hill, Mount Hebron.
And it is here that my family settled over two hundred years ago.
German and Irish immigrants trying to make their way in
an unforgiving land. 

chris lampton
4-1-15
Form: Prose

Local Business Man Saved By A Foreign Woman

Bussing immigrants to high-end neighborhoods makes immigration status worse. After an Ecuadorian women gave Heimlich to a man choking on a Scampi, she was once again bussed elsewhere without a single thank you. People in these areas reported people being saved by these immigrants. FYI: everyone in America are immigrants
Form: Rhyme

Of the People

Our future he impacts
Social issues he just stacks

He gives educators the axe
Keeps piling the load on our backs
His stance on illegal immigrants lacks

He took a loose stance on tax
Mud slung, he seldom retracts
From his vantage point he acts

Lives in a mansion while we live in shacks
 Lots of promises, few facts
Form: Monorhyme

The Immigrants

They are got a way's
they enter,
even the drowned enter
washing up on the near side of a border river.
Some will kill, rape, and rob,
some carry death in candy pills,
most are just escaping;
when we ask them from what?
They make the sign of the cross
and kneel to kiss the scorching desert
as if it were a beautiful woman.

I Can Dream

I can dream,  can't I?
Everything old is new again,
all that was is now on rewind and repeat.
Look at history -
 we are immigrants, 
 sojourners from our homeland,
it's a struggle and a strain
 fighting for freedom's voice once again.
A land where everyone is equally the same
 looking for a place to be free.
wasn't that America?.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Catch And Release

Catch And Release Thoughts of Miracle Man 6/22/2024 Today an innocent child’s life, was taken long before her time. Two illegal immigrants chose, to commit this atrocious crime. We’ve declared borders open, so the world dregs can enter. This beautiful child’s family, will now forever be a lamenter,
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Dreams Fulfilled

1886 
Frightened immigrants
holding hands

Spoke little English
two suitcases
strange tongues, smells
cornucopia of sounds
crowds, horses, wagons
tenement apartment
little heat

1909
Their own home
central heating
learned English
Model T Ford
business, savings
four children
daughter in college

Dauntless citizens
holding hands

notice of breach in print statements or?

deportation statements during time
observe pulitzer worthy escape by decree ego


overlap
deportation of "homeless immigrants"
census fraud
is not a measure of goverment in california
re segregated aggregated data is not a constitutional law 
being held

deportation hmis

creation of absence ballots in population control ownership agenda's

If You Believe

If you believe in Santa Claus
And fairies taking teeth
Or leprechauns or other tales 
That parents do bequeath…

If you’re convinced vaccines are bad
And immigrants must go 
And that our country’s doing fine,
Then naturally, you’ll know

“The Late Show “ cancellation was
A money-based decision. 
The rest of us, though, view it
With both horror and derision.
Form: Rhyme

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