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Jul 10
Amplify Poets of Color, Day 9
Como Tú / Like You / Like Me by Richard Blanco {for the D.A.C.A DREAMers and all our nation’s immigrants} . . . my veins don’t end in mebut in the unanimous bloodof those who struggle for life . . . . . . mis venas no terminan en mísino en la sange unánimede los …
Jul 09
Amplify Poets of Color, Day 8
We Are Remarkably Loud Not Masked by Juan Felipe Herrera young Jesse Washington — even though you on the wooden stickcross of fire bitten charred cut & burned 5 minute juryApril 15, 1916 Waco, Texas shackled & dragged — lynched You live on Trayvon Martin face downred juice on the lawn clutching candy rushing …
Jul 08
Amplify Poets of Color, Day 7
Another Heaven by Mai Der Vang I am but atoms Of old passengers Bereaved to my cloistered bones. This rotation is my recipe,The telling of every edition As a landscape on slow windshields.The body no longer Baskets fatigue,No envelopes with oxygen left to cure. When funeral recitesThe supper gardens of my forefathers,Cross-stitch from …
Jul 07
Amplify Poets of Color, Day 6
Remember by Joy Harjo Remember the sky that you were born under,know each of the star’s stories.Remember the moon, know who she is.Remember the sun’s birth at dawn, that is thestrongest point of time. Remember sundownand the giving away to night.Remember your birth, how your mother struggledto give you form and breath. You are evidence …
Jul 06
Amplify Poets of Color, Day 5
Kimchi by Franny Choi My parents’ love for each otherwas pickled in the brine of 1980,spent two decades fermenting in an air-tight promise.Their occasional salt caughta slow fever, began to taste like a buried secret. They chokedin each other’s vinegar, dug for pocketsof fresh-cut love, once green and whole, now a shrunken head, floating.Every night, …