The Reminisce
Do you remember wife, mi esposa
The day we embarked over unruly terrain
To leave behind a life of poverty
Our language, our cherished culture
Searching for gilded land
Or how it came to be
You and me in a broke down shack
Nestled on borrowed blankets
With a few clattering coins
We clung tightly in our hands
Oh, those are years to not forget
My fingers blistered after picking cotton
Your feet swollen after diner days
And little food inside our bellies
In order to build our future home
Then love poured out into daughters
Dear and sweet like nectar
Living with their brown skin
In a world of differences
They felt were not their Spanish own
But time went on for growing ladies
Marriages and little feet once more
That brought with it some change
Of brighter days and living well
Inside the walls we built on dreams
Until I left you all alone
Waiting on this bench with dried up tears
Watching for the time to come
When you would cross into my terrain
To sit with me and reminisce right here.
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