Unhappy migration

by Lucio Muñoz

Poor butterfly,
With the cover of night,
Away she wanted to fly,
In search of freedom, her natural right:
She wanted to escape social exclusion,
And then she fell into ethnic discrimination.

She was unable to say,
Which experience was the worse,
Just that when forced migration is at play,
You can end up with feelings of confusion and remorse:
No place to return to strive,
And no much room in the new land to thrive.

Poem by Lucio Muñoz
Vancouver, BC, Canada
lrmt@hotmail.com

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ABOUT THE POET ~
Independent QLC researcher/consultant who enjoys writing and sharing short poems, short stories and haikus with friends and family. Goal: To write as simple as possible to be able to reach a wider audience from children to adults both in English and in Spanish.


Last updated October 17, 2011