Mi Casa Está Fuera De Aquí
Acting as if I
knew one bit of how actual diaspora feels like,
I scatter my
thoughts around a map of the world
And try my best to
withheld at least a small fracture of how it
Truly feels to be
outside of my home.
Trapped in touristy cities with luminescent
lights
Whilst missing las aguas a peso,
My grandma’s mamposteao’ and a deep rooted unity to my patria
That would never
give me the necessary context to honor my place in such
A welcoming yet
cold space of concrete that I was obliged to fall in love with.
And perhaps this
is why loving La Isla equals to
loving the division
Of self and
family, only if one can truly divide their capacity to love
And entitle more
than one place as that one known as hogar.
(Made for my Puerto-Rican Literature Written In the U.S class).
(Made for my Puerto-Rican Literature Written In the U.S class).
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