Short Immigrated Poems
Short Immigrated Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Immigrated by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Immigrated by length and keyword.
(“Tipi Sky”, 2007, original oil)
The older I get and longer I live here
The more I wish I were a native American,
But I was born over seas
And immigrated as a child.
My daughter however was born here
Born towards the end of winter
On the plywood floor of our mountain home,
So she can feel and rightfully say
She has Native Pride.
(11/7/25)
Waiting for a prickly path
at crossroads,
where desolation sits in
between words and flesh.
Hanging shells on windows
where light immigrated
to prophecies of Buddha.The
violence will never end.
Can you find some space
between the bullets ? Between
the contrasts lie the black
thoughts and sick arguments.
Through the comets who will shoot
bleeding flag ?
Satish Verma
I immigrated to myself
From the land of brave
Left my old life on the shelf
Gave it a long wave
If you ask me how it goes
In my new sweet home -
Life is cheap here, in flows
Like the brook in Castle Combe
You don’t need a job to fill
A precious time you’ve got
Money comes just by the will
I’m not asking for a lot
Languidly, without fuss
The days and nights go by
Sitting back, I watch the stars
Falling from the sky.