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Category: Poetry
Migrant Displacement
He broke down in prison Sobbing his dad left when he was little, his mom more recently He did not have a home to go back to And perhaps, that’s partly why he was ensnared in the captivity Of modern-day Read More …
Running
I’m a perpetual migrant a forever foreigner I run from connections I run from feelings I run from anything that gives life meaning. I’m a perpetual migrant a forever foreigner We make America great And in return for our greatness Read More …
America: The Alien
Dear America: For your every act of violence, I will violate your unjust laws in my sleep, live beyond my dreams, love beyond your means, cherish and celebrate life, defy your arbitrary categories, forgive but never forget. After all is Read More …
Acceptance
I’m sure no one wants to be tortured with my mediocre poetry but there is one on “Acceptance” in the latest issue of Courageous Creativity, a zine produced by a friend(?) of a friend. From the Courageous Creativity website: Through Read More …
“That Woman Who Comes to Clean”
That woman who comes to clean What do you know about her? She’s just the woman who enters your office after hours Leaving your office nice and clean for the next business day. That woman who comes to clean Washes Read More …