Love Poems About Immigration or Immigration Love Poems
by Poet Destroyer A |
Categories: beauty, immigration, magic, metaphor, pride, summer, sun,

Sun Dance

~Sun Dancing~         

Bright yellow sparks glisten around the landscape
Sheer environment expose  
Warmth slinks down every step        
So--  Invigorating 
Spur-like rays muster in long light
The wolves wait to howl
Soon--Bunch of flowers 
Huddle in with sunlit love
Luminous rave  

By; pd

by Emile Pinet |
Categories: 12th grade, anger, angst, anxiety, discrimination, imagery, immigration,

Go Away

wars drugs poverty famine fear rape death and degradation that's the impoverished world desperate immigrants flee and yet we won't let them in go die on the other side of our new wall stay away from what’s ours we should be ashamed to call ourselves Christians there's no kindness in our hearts or tolerance for others even though God's commandment says to love our neighbors as we love ourselves (Suzette Prime) 8/11/2018

by Rico Leffanta |
Categories: discrimination, history, humanity, immigration, political, racism, social,

Make America White Again

"Make America White Again"
Will never make any sense
Despite the tweets of "GENIUS" Trump
Or Republicans like Pence

Brown-skinned people filled this land
From one end to the other 
And though they had their differences
"Eve" is everyone's mother

Though some are prone to cast a stone
Or ridicule their brother
What makes a nation great again
Is love for one another.


by Arty Rico Jones |
Categories: environment, farewell, feelings, goodbye, hope, immigration,

New Country

My new home is in a new country.
I know very little of the language and culture.
Memories of my old country will be in my heart forever
The love of my old country will always remain.
I leave for a better life and new opportunities 
Hoping to make a bright future for me and my family.

by Vee Bdosa |
Categories: immigration, love hurts, sorrow, truth,

Immigrant Girl

IMMIGRANT GIRL
Remembering this night of our last touch,
when nothing is between us we should know,
in love with loving you, and just how much
I wonder where in time do such nights go?

Forbidden like a box all sealed up tight,
or like the burning Zeus refused to share
with mortals such as we, and on this night,
Pandora's box is opened everywhere,

you are, this night, my first and only love
and always shall remain this part of me,
created from the earth and waters of
our night when Aphrodite let it to be.

       And I am more than blessed for loving you
          illegal though you are, it's what l do.
©ron wilson aka vee bdosa the doylestown poet

by Suyash Saxena |
Categories: depression, desire, feelings, first love, freedom, how i feel, image, imagination, immigration, innocence, mystery, sweet, symbolism, teenage, thanksgiving, together, trust,

Nostalgia

Allow me another moment,
A moment in your nostalgia,
The moment that stretches to eternity.

Allow me another mile,
A mile by your side,
The mile that transcends the dead-end.

by A.O. Taner |
Categories: angst, betrayal, deep, emotions, heart, heartbreak, heartbroken, hurt, immigration, loss, love, metaphor, places, sad love,

Heart

I left my heart in Thessaloniki;
I left my love by the Aegean Sea. 
What in the world, 
what in the world,
is happenin' to me?

by Victor Chavez |
Categories: immigration, innocence, loss, love,

Love's Corruption

Oh love, why is it by your touch our soul's happiness withers away?
Why do you corrupt our innocent hearts with your love?
Our innocence is lost, our carefree days are over.
You enslave us with chimerical hopes
and make us suffer the loneliness of reality.

by Jerry T Curtis |
Categories: immigration,

Einstein Mindstein

Oh how I love to create
So,I never attended college
Einstein sealed my fate
Saying,
"Imagination is more important--- than knowledge "

by Creative Chaos |
Categories: city, culture, cute love, home, immigration, new york, urban,

Rush Hour 24-7

A stranger bumped into me 
He never said sorry, neither did I 
It's New York rush hour

by Fallen Antiquity |
Categories: appreciation, freedom, immigration, inspiration,

Sabah Al-Khair

The sky unfolded
Strewn with color
From royal red to violet
As far as the eye could see
Standing upon the beach
Waves crashing, sinking into sand
Euphoria and delight fill my heart
Such exquisite music
Feeling pure and free
A refugee before the shining sea
Garbed in white
The sun peeks at me
A blushing sphere
My one true love
I hold my arms open
And the sun rises higher
The untold verses strech before me
Etched in the morning sky
Where I see colors fading to blue
No longer shall I live in fear
Tears fall from my eyes and I murmur,
"Sabah al-khair." 

by Arthur Vaso |
Categories: art, christmas, heart, immigration, peace, poetry, world,

Dignity

Every man, woman and child passing through this world of ours deserves peace and compassion love and affection a full belly before bed each night a roof under which to sleep healthcare for anyone who ails at all water and wine feasts at holiday times every one and all deserves dignity Now anyone who thinks all of this is for the privileged few be they king or queen or tyrant too rest assured they possess no dignity at all

by Benjamin David |
Categories: flower, immigration, love, nature,

I Wander For You

Ensue the view of morning dew
In beauties beau that cries for you
The sprinkled sprew cries in two 
As the morning dew lies for you

Blossoms blow in nightly kiss, 
loving's glow when hearts we miss, 
For art thou love and art thou thine?
She is but love and therein mine

Caressing cue in sky-lit blue 
In eternal dreams I long for you 
Dancing dew's red poured petal
Glancing pew as pollens soared settle

We kiss and caress in a suffused glow 
Our love will fluoresce with the infused blow
Beauty weeps but it shall grow;
Ask the heart for thou shalt know

by Robert Pettit |
Categories: immigration, love, woman, , western,

Indian Doll

This Indian doll is a lot like their cuisine. Hot and spicy in the mouth, she surely is mean! That’s the sensation I get whenever we kiss. No western women I know can measure up to this! This sweetheart is full of sugar and spice. She is both sweet and hot, and everything nice. To find her, I didn’t have to go to Mumbai or Calcutta. She makes her present home right here in America. I consider this Indian doll a wonderful dish. Getting her attention was my number one wish.

by Vivek Agnihotri |
Categories: desire, dream, emotions, freedom, humanity, immigration, love,

Make a Wish

Where morning is new
And so is its grace,
Oh my lover! Let's go to that place,

Where people are strangers,
And so are we,
Where no one asks our happiness,
Nor care for our grieve,

Where neither priests preach,
Nor kazis do teach,  
Where neither mosques make noise,
Nor temples show-off pride,

Where neither exist caste-creeds',
Poisonous stringers,
No existence of any minister,
Emperor nor beggar,

Where bloomed garden is found,
With heart of man kind,
You be the fragrance of flowers,
I shallbe the gentle wind,
 
Oh my lover! Let's fly to that place,
Where day is new and so is its grace,
Oh my lover! Let's fly to that place....."July 4, 2016

by Emile Pinet |
Categories: emotions, fantasy, feelings, imagery, immigration, love,

Love Grows Even Stronger

Blue skies are bruised purple, 
as a storm approaches me.
And the Gods evoke thunder,
furious at what they see.

I’ll not cower to their rage,
to do so would be tragic.
For love grows even stronger,
when it’s rooted in magic.

Warping my reality,
I pulled you through a portal.
And as myth morphed into real,
a mermaid was made mortal.

With the heat of passion's flame,
hope forged flesh onto bone.
And fashioned a fantasy,
so I’ll never be alone.

I conjured you from a dream
and yet my love remains true.
For neither heaven nor hell
has claim to my soul like you.

by Christopher Grieves |
Categories: discrimination, food, immigration, lost love, spoken word,

Spice

Variety is the spice of life 
At least that's what they say..
We celebrate different colours 
Yet the world still chooses grey

There's room for different flavours
Whether green leaf, pulse or grain
Banana loaf or carrot cake?
Nutrition stays the same

The truth it seems is constant
With the source identified;
Humans - not so different
On this planet we reside

As this year rumbles onwards 
I throw love into the mix;
Not to colourise the whole world
Just my local bit to fix

No longer are we separate sides
Of some bridge-less, gaping fissure..
Maybe same-ness is the spice of life
As we share more than we differ.

by Pranay Devnath |
Categories: angel, caregiving, crazy, emotions, immigration,

Angle of Life

Life is happier, 
When you smiles.
Life is heavy-hearted, 
When you cry.
Life is marvelous, 
When we are together.
Life became plain-Jane, 
When we are disturbed.

The best thing in the world,
Is when people love there nation.
The best thing in the land,
Is when human use there imagination.

by Poet Tellaferro |
Categories: allegory, allusion, art, blue, color, cool, creation, dance, dark, desire, devotion, dream, emotions, girlfriend, humanity, i love you, i miss you, imagery, immigration, inspiration, metaphor, mystery, perspective, philosophy, poems, poetess, poetry, poets, psychological, romance, romantic, romantic love, sexy, symbolism,

Shifting Silhouette

Seeing you in the soft blue 
looking for the outline 
I feel your quickly shifting silhouette 
Watching your passing sigh 
Knowing your shadows of soft shade 
Feeling it tender as the moonlight 
Seeing you in the flickering night 
Tracing your filigree in the soft sounds 
In your touch I hear heaven 
At your center seeing the warmth 
Of your humor seeing you 
In the soft blue hue
A light that radiates from you

by Robert Pettit |
Categories: love, political, women, women,

Russian Women

Some beautiful Russian women come from very selective stock. These fine ladies can live between Murmansk and Vladivostok. They can come from cities like St. Petersburg or Moscow. Anywhere in Russia, they make it over here somehow. Most men think those Russian women are so sweet. They are sweethearts I would drop everything to meet. At anytime, their presence causes such a marvelous sensation. They are greeted with open arms in this nation. Will you get them quickly through customs and immigration?

by Emile Pinet |
Categories: 10th grade, culture, feelings, how i feel, imagery, immigration, pride,

With Glowing Hearts

Our spring, summer, fall, and winter are well defined,
setting the rhythm for seasonal sway. 
                          Canadians
                            enjoy them all.

A diverse nation, we welcome all immigrants,
imbuing a sense of community.
A humanistic home, away from home,
where medical costs are all absolutely free. 

        My country enacts gun control,
        don't you think that's how it should be?
                          We're polite folks,
                            who love to smile!

by Andrea Dietrich |
Categories: parodyme, me,

The Self-Absorbed Suburbanite To Her Soon-To-Be Maid

(Parody of "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love)

Come stay with me and be my maid
and once a month you will be paid.
("under the table" it will be;
no taxes taken out by ME!)
You’ll clean the toilets and make my bed,
and see the kids and pets get fed.
The benefit for you will be
in sending cash to family
you’ve left behind in Mexico,
while in the States you’re “laying low.”
Your being here will help me too.
I’ve so much work for you to do!
I’ll save a lot of my OWN dough
(We won’t let Immigration know).
Yes, come and stay with me and mine.
America’s “Dream” can be divine!

For Dr. Ram Mehta's Parody contest

by Jai Garg |
Categories: life, political, travel, home, home,

Flawed Perceptions

Incredible thoughts 
unimaginable conjunctures
section 214 (b) confers the desire
for immigration to non immigrant applicants?

Under stated will
when you assume one leave home for good
for a barren land not theirs
to be a non entity, secondary  to all;

Why would one go
if not for the pleasure and friendship
force anyone to care for them
if one is just a pauper in his life with no work;

What can bind one
to alien land for even that month
and seek immigrant status
when they can't stay from their home within their country.

Love to respect 
are magic words we always relish
you can place barriers at will
Only I know my intent was pure: but how could you?

by Gershon Wolf |
Categories: america, anniversary, blessing, freedom, immigration, people, success,

God Bless Americans

(This lyric poem can be sung to the melody of "God Bless America:")

God bless Americans, all of us here
May He keep us, and steep us
  In the Love of the Land He reveres

May we prosper, may we flourish
May we all freely strive 
  God bless Americans 
  and help us to thrive  

God bless Americans
Who come from far and near
Cross the oceans, and continents
  We all find a way over here

From Venezuela, 
South Korea
Indonesia
  or Iraq

God bless Americans
  ~ with freedom to strive

God bless Americans
  ~ and help us to thrive  

       
      June 27, 2018
 
Centennial Anniversary Year of the Composition
    of "God Bless America," by Irving Berlin

by Hadi Ebrahimi |
Categories: lost love, peace, sympathy,

Stolen Land

The land I was born in 
has been stolen
Has anybody seen it?
The immigration officer asks:
“Nationality and reason for asylum?”
I tell him I am looking for the thief of my land
Do you think he might be kind and return my stolen land to me?
With a Texan accent he says:
“Write a letter to John Ashcroft
And make a copy to George W. Bush.”

I drafted an ad today
And sent it to the media:
“In this Global Village
I am lost
Anybody
Seen
Me?”