Foreign Intruders Poem by ronald stroman

Foreign Intruders



In the beginning of American history:

not so much was taken for granted,

it was taken from the Indian.


As soon as, Christopher Columbus

or someone, related to him by color arrived,

and touched the shores of North America,

the air became "historically, " uneasy to breathe,

for anyone not thinkin' French or speakin' English.


So many imported

to this new land,

became slaves: to dark stolen property,

by tryin' to master

what the "environment" had powers over,

the Indians really owned,

that would one day build

the "real natives" in the distant future

a few Casinos on Reservations

that had in-door plumbing.


In the beginning of:

the colonial history of America:

so many who illegally arrived

(which has nothing to do with Mexicans) ,

tried raising crops and some times,

many foreign intruders failed,

but after century and century

of these Caucasian people trying,

the white man,finally became very successful.

Wednesday, February 21, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: war and peace
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ronald stroman

ronald stroman

philadelphia, pa
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