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"pancho" poems
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Jun 3, 2013
Jun 3, 2013 at 3:16 PM UTC
Down with law
you were laid up in guadalupita with camelia la tajena from la junta and her tonto from la plata- hiho-yo shootin' tequila with pancho villa jefe of the bandidos mc locos - tweakin and twerkin chicas and cholos and vatos ridin' with the vagos - they were singing - "*con cuerno de chivo y bazooka en la nuca volando cabezas a quien se atraviesa somos sanguinarios, locos bien ondeados - nos gusta matar*" you were kickin - breathing quickened - bravo television tunnel visioned to the tonto/pancho episode en camera - exposed pronto - camelia shot her tonto dead - a perfect rose upon his head - i like killin - she said hiho-yo, tonto we sang narcocorridos all night long - on the blue mesa. r ~ 10/25/14  *song excerpt from: "Sanguinarios del M1” (Bloodthirsty Men of the M1)” (2010) "Translation: "With “goat’s horn” (AK-47) and bazooka at our necks/Sending heads flying if anyone tries anything/We’re bloodthirsty, crazies deep in the scene/We enjoy killing..."*
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 7:28 PM UTC
narcocorrido on the blue mesa
HE lived on the wings of storm. The ashes are in Chihuahua. Out of Ludlow and coal towns in Colorado Sprang a vengeance of Slav miners, Italians, Scots, Cornishmen, Yanks. Killings ran under the spoken commands of this boy With eighty men and rifles on a hogback mountain. They killed swearing to remember The shot and charred wives and children In the burnt camp of Ludlow, And Louis Tikas, the laughing Greek, Plugged with a bullet, clubbed with a gun **** As a home war It held the nation a week And one or two million men stood together And swore by the retribution of steel. It was all accidental. He lived flecking lint off coat lapels Of men he talked with. He kissed the miners' babies And wrote a Denver paper Of picket silhouettes on a mountain line. He had no mother but Mother Jones Crying from a jail window of Trinidad: "All I want is room enough to stand And shake my fist at the enemies of the human race." Named by a grand jury as a murderer He went to Chihuahua, forgot his old Scotch name, Smoked cheroots with Pancho Villa And wrote letters of Villa as a rock of the people. How can I tell how Don Magregor went? Three riders emptied lead into him. He lay on the main street of an inland town. A boy sat near all day throwing stones To keep pigs away. The Villa men buried him in a pit With twenty Carranzistas. There is drama in that point... ...the boy and the pigs. Griffith would make a movie of it to fetch sobs. Victor Herbert would have the drums whirr In a weave with a high fiddle-string's single clamor. "And the muchacho sat there all day throwing stones To keep the pigs away," wrote Gibbons to the Tribune. Somewhere in Chihuahua or Colorado Is a leather bag of poems and short stories.
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Memoir of a Proud Boy
HE lived on the wings of storm. The ashes are in Chihuahua. Out of Ludlow and coal towns in Colorado Sprang a vengeance of Slav miners, Italians, Scots, Cornishmen, Yanks. Killings ran under the spoken commands of this boy With eighty men and rifles on a hogback mountain. They killed swearing to remember The shot and charred wives and children In the burnt camp of Ludlow, And Louis Tikas, the laughing Greek, Plugged with a bullet, clubbed with a gun **** As a home war It held the nation a week And one or two million men stood together And swore by the retribution of steel. It was all accidental. He lived flecking lint off coat lapels Of men he talked with. He kissed the miners' babies And wrote a Denver paper Of picket silhouettes on a mountain line. He had no mother but Mother Jones Crying from a jail window of Trinidad: "All I want is room enough to stand And shake my fist at the enemies of the human race." Named by a grand jury as a murderer He went to Chihuahua, forgot his old Scotch name, Smoked cheroots with Pancho Villa And wrote letters of Villa as a rock of the people. How can I tell how Don Magregor went? Three riders emptied lead into him. He lay on the main street of an inland town. A boy sat near all day throwing stones To keep pigs away. The Villa men buried him in a pit With twenty Carranzistas. There is drama in that point... ...the boy and the pigs. Griffith would make a movie of it to fetch sobs. Victor Herbert would have the drums whirr In a weave with a high fiddle-string's single clamor. "And the muchacho sat there all day throwing stones To keep the pigs away," wrote Gibbons to the Tribune. Somewhere in Chihuahua or Colorado Is a leather bag of poems and short stories.
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These people Mucho beautiful. You can see them smile Miles and miles Riding in a van awhile Brothers, sisters, mothers, Daughters, fathers, sons Hammering until stability comes. Family and friends under brimmed hats Gazing through glass at a land void of grass But full of passion Leaving behind permanent tracks They reflected on how they had made lives brighter, Seen children beg for water, Woke up yearning to play soccer- If they won against the locals it'd be a wonder. A military women, an Illinois baby, A president, an el Pancho puppet Pharmacy pros, a summer camp enthusiast, and an old teacher- He's the coolest. Some want to be preachers, psychologist, and to just live past round one. To run around rainbow tires daring to risk A dusty trip, a graceful fall. Keep calm. It's tacos for dessert, van rides, and mafia till the end. Spoons for life and jokes all day. The wind picked up but hope remains. Braids, charades, dancing, picture frames. Hole in the sand. Bouncing in the back of the van. Almost, but no luck at riding in the back of a pick up truck. Soaring free down streets. Towns, the same images on repeat. A woven rose, question marks leading to unknowns, a circle of bonds forever. Will we be there soon? A carnival under the midnight moon. Coconuts by homes. Respect for third tier bunk beds. Rushing to the dorm room, downstairs for food. Todo esta bien y tu? Braid hair all the time please! Don't let the paint bleed. Let's go ride the ATV Reflect on who we want to be From here on till eternity A rower, a reader, and eighth grade dreamer. If the nail bends, stop to see It could be saved! Our Baja family
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Jul 11, 2014
Jul 11, 2014 at 4:27 PM UTC
Baja 2014
These people Mucho beautiful. You can see them smile Miles and miles Riding in a van awhile Brothers, sisters, mothers, Daughters, fathers, sons Hammering until stability comes. Family and friends under brimmed hats Gazing through glass at a land void of grass But full of passion Leaving behind permanent tracks They reflected on how they had made lives brighter, Seen children beg for water, Woke up yearning to play soccer- If they won against the locals it'd be a wonder. A military women, an Illinois baby, A president, an el Pancho puppet Pharmacy pros, a summer camp enthusiast, and an old teacher- He's the coolest. Some want to be preachers, psychologist, and to just live past round one. To run around rainbow tires daring to risk A dusty trip, a graceful fall. Keep calm. It's tacos for dessert, van rides, and mafia till the end. Spoons for life and jokes all day. The wind picked up but hope remains. Braids, charades, dancing, picture frames. Hole in the sand. Bouncing in the back of the van. Almost, but no luck at riding in the back of a pick up truck. Soaring free down streets. Towns, the same images on repeat. A woven rose, question marks leading to unknowns, a circle of bonds forever. Will we be there soon? A carnival under the midnight moon. Coconuts by homes. Respect for third tier bunk beds. Rushing to the dorm room, downstairs for food. Todo esta bien y tu? Braid hair all the time please! Don't let the paint bleed. Let's go ride the ATV Reflect on who we want to be From here on till eternity A rower, a reader, and eighth grade dreamer. If the nail bends, stop to see It could be saved! Our Baja family
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My name, Hombres, is Pancho, I work on an outta z ways rancho; I make just 5 pesos for the day. It is a hard job to do for the pay. I go out after. Go see Free Lucy. Then, I asked her for the Pousse; She just slapped me in the face; And a took my 5 pesos anyways.              : ( What did I say?  :(
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 2:55 PM UTC
Pancho The Lefty Needa 2 Learna Pronoun z Ation
Whats left from the ball game I walk through rows of soggy buns And deluted beer No one finishes: Conrad creates a trash bag pancho Brandon finds an unopened can of beer Stephens still engaged to spider women And the carboard folds like a soft taco When I stuff tarter sauce in my water logged trash bag I under stand trench warfare completly: My toes are drowining Andrew thinks hes a dog Dwain gave up drinking six years ago Allens speaking gibberish (we still love him) I dont know why Were here. Each of us wear the same caps Like a team of washed up minor league players wondering why were still here Even more when we have to work for the rain.
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 10:07 PM UTC
working for the rain
And so it happened the Brisk slip into intimacy Into the non-peaceful intrusion Of our souls And surely it should have We made each other question or choices Skew our realities Change our day to day lives And mark a before and after in our timelines You aren’t Che Guevara You aren’t Pancho Villa You’re a normal person Who managed to revolutionize my life.
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Oct 22, 2015
Oct 22, 2015 at 10:02 PM UTC
Revolution.
~~~ t . a . r                         i'm like pancho right now . my mind is like a breath of kerosene . now i'm growing old . i'm  living  on a  rope it seems . but that's the way of dreams . all  the purveyors  say  you can  only go so far before they lay you low . so the story  goes  on  about  how  i  fell . but  it's  not  true . so  the story  ends before it's told . they could have had me any day . but they  let  go  of  me out of kindness i suppose . living on the road without end . i began to cry and sank into my dreams . but that's the way it goes . c . e . j life is a tightrope walk they say . but they say a lot of things . don quixote had  his windmills . i have  my  way out . my wings . i travel  throughout their  towns  and cities . their  blood and mud  clings  to me in layers that dry to become  dust . none  of that is Important  on  the  endless  highway i  drank  myself  lucid  dreaming   of how  your  face  looked  in the moon tears  are  collecting  in my  bottle so it won't  run dry too soon . but that's the way it goes . thomas a robinson catherine e jarvis (c) october 12, 2014
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Oct 12, 2014
Oct 12, 2014 at 6:23 PM UTC
endless highway . with thomas a robinson
<> / ( o ) ( o ) \ ######## hey Pancho ! Where's Cisco ? // And Can you tell me Of the peace You bring to the world (?) )( I was borne on the Brooklyn Bridge son of an angel and the dragon queen ;:;:; Myth of myths ! ( Every Story is revealed ) Every CHILD comes to SAVE (•) nation on fire Nation on fire in a world in flames ! ### oh Enough of that Tell me again what you said to your Boyfriend After he pulled his thumb out of Your *** ! ( the REAL POETRY !!!!!! ) •• I used to think HERE AM I IN SAN FRANCISCO GUARDING THE WEST COAST WHILE BOB DYLAN IS IN NYC GUARDING THE EAST COAST AMERICA ! YOU ARE SAFE !!!! •• After all the symbolisms are used up Only REALITY remains And there I am With my hands in my pockets walking along .
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May 13, 2016
May 13, 2016 at 12:47 AM UTC
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