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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: NICARAGUA Matches Found: 489 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` 12-OCT-77, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: It's four o'clock. We have to cross the lake Subject(s): Nicaragua 14-JUL-79, by MARIANA SANSON Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua 18-JUN-78, by ERNESTO CASTILLO Poem Source First Line: Save these poems with care Subject(s): Nicaragua 19TH OF MARCH, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: San jose is the patron of solentiname Subject(s): Nicaragua ABOUT HEROES AND MARTYRS, by JORGE EDUARDO ARELLANO Poem Source First Line: The heroes and martyrs Subject(s): Nicaragua ACCEPTED WHORES, by OSCAR ANTONIO ROBELO Poem Source First Line: I'm sitting here Subject(s): Nicaragua AFTER THE AMBUSH, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The darkness comes in fast, it starts to rain Subject(s): Nicaragua AFTER THE AMBUSH, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The darkness comes in fast, it starts to rain Subject(s): Nicaragua AFTER THE BATTLE, by MYRIAM GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: It's six in the evening Subject(s): Nicaragua ALBA LUZ ACUNA, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: I saw you at 12 noon Subject(s): Nicaragua ALCOHOLISM, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I'm between the rocks Subject(s): Nicaragua ALL DAY CARS GO BY, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua ALL MORNING IT HAS RAINED, by MYRIAM GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua ALREADY WITHERED, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: They're already withered Subject(s): Nicaragua AMBUSH (1), by EDWIN CASTRO Poem Source First Line: Sandino in the mountains! Subject(s): Nicaragua AMBUSH (2), by EDWIN CASTRO Poem Source First Line: The dailies will no longer recount Subject(s): Nicaragua AMIN HALLUM HOSPITAL, by JUAN HERRERA SALAZAR Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua ANAHINGAS, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua AND ALL THE PEOPLE, by ERWIN AREAS Poem Source First Line: The truth is this Subject(s): Nicaragua AND SO THEY SENT YOU FAR AWAY FROM ME, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua AND YOU LEFT FOR THE NORTHERN FRONT, by JUAN RAMON FALCON VILCHEZ Poem Source First Line: The last time I saw you Subject(s): Nicaragua ANDREA, by ROBERTO (ROBERT) VARGAS Poem Source First Line: I still can't believe you're dead Subject(s): Nicaragua ANGUISH, by GASPAR GARCIA LAVIANA Poem Source First Line: The afflictions %of my heart Subject(s): Nicaragua ANXIETY, by RIGOBERTO LOPEZ PEREZ Poem Source First Line: I am suffering Subject(s): Nicaragua APRIL, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source First Line: I remember that april night Subject(s): Nicaragua ARCHIPELAGO OF GREEN ISLANDS, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua ARRIVALS, by BENJAMIN MONGE Poem Source First Line: Helped and financed by queen isabel of spain Subject(s): Nicaragua ARS POETICA, by CRISTIAN SANTOS DE PRASLIN Poem Source First Line: It is the hour of silence Subject(s): Nicaragua AT MILITARY SCHOOL, by GERARDO GADEA Poem Source First Line: I was on duty Subject(s): Nicaragua AT NIGHT, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua AT THE FIESTA, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: As guitars were strumming in the background Subject(s): Nicaragua AT THE TIME OF THE ASSAULT ON THE SAN CARLOS GARRISON, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: At dusk on the 12th of october we enter Subject(s): Nicaragua AT THE TOP OF THE TOWN, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The afternoon is grey and it's turning cold Subject(s): Nicaragua AUXILIADORA, by ROSARIO ROMERO Poem Source First Line: Today as I see you with this blouse Subject(s): Nicaragua BALLAD OF MONIMBO, by MARIO CAJINA VEGA Poem Source First Line: The time that's coming Subject(s): Nicaragua BEATING OFF SHADOWS, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: I think of the eyes we have nailed Subject(s): Nicaragua BEFORE SATURDAY, by ERNESTO MEJIA SANCHEZ Poem Source First Line: The beast is leaving; leave, leave Subject(s): Nicaragua BETTER WORLD, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: We the children of nicaragua Subject(s): Nicaragua BETWEEN OCOTAL AND SUSUCAYA, by ISIDORO TERCERO Poem Source First Line: Today the rain sprinkles the earth Subject(s): Nicaragua BIRDS GO ABOUT BOUND TOGETHER BY LOVE, by NATALIA SEQUEIRA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua BIRDS SING, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua BITTER HOUR, by DONALD GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: With the shadow of the moon Subject(s): Nicaragua BITTERNESS, by DONALD GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Before lying down to dream Subject(s): Nicaragua BLANCA I'M SAD, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua BRIGADE WORKER, by ARIEL RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: I seem to hear your revolutionary words Subject(s): Nicaragua BRIGADISTA, by ISIDORO TERCERO Poem Source First Line: I saw how parents were kissing and hugging Subject(s): Nicaragua BRIGADISTAS, by MANUEL ADOLFO MONGALO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua BROTHER, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua BROTHER GUARDSMAN, FORGIVE ME, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua BROTHERHOOD, by JOSE BENITO ARMAS Poem Source First Line: A long long time ago Subject(s): Nicaragua BY FIRELIGHT, by WILLIAM GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: It is holy week when the rivers dry up Subject(s): Nicaragua CALL TO ARMS, by LUIS ALFONSO VELAZQUEZ Poem Source First Line: Companeros %now it's time to wake up Subject(s): Nicaragua CAMPESINOS, by JONNY CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: The campesinos work Subject(s): Nicaragua CARLOS AGUERO SCHOOL, by CARLOS GADEA Poem Source First Line: I have your last poem in front of me Subject(s): Nicaragua CARLOS FONG, by ZENEIDA ZAMBRANO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua CARLOS FONSECA, by CONY PACHECO Poem Source First Line: Stay there, calm mockingbird Subject(s): Nicaragua CARLOS FONSECA, 3-19-67, by SESSHU FOSTER Poem Source First Line: For how long has the rain fallen Last Line: When it touches you, having %fallen so long? Subject(s): Capitalists And Financiers; Child Molesting; Nicaragua; Revolutions CARMEN, by CARLOS MANUEL GALAN Poem Source First Line: For every question of yours Subject(s): Nicaragua CATALINO FLORES, by PABLO ANTONIO CUADRA Poem Source First Line: Habeas corpus %for catalino flores Subject(s): Nicaragua CATTLE, by DONALD GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The cattle run leap kick up their heels Subject(s): Cattle; Nicaragua CDS NIGHT WATCH, by JUAN ANTONIO LIRA Poem Source First Line: The first call of the watch Subject(s): Nicaragua CHAVELO, by CARLOS CALERO Poem Source First Line: The afternoon almost without noise Subject(s): Nicaragua CHIEF, by MARIO CAJINA VEGA Poem Source First Line: His home is the biggest Subject(s): Nicaragua CHILDREN OF MARCOS JOYA, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua CHILDREN OF THE WHOLE WORLD, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua CHINANDEGA, by WALTER LOPEZ Poem Source First Line: I go out into the streets of chinandega Subject(s): Nicaragua CHOCOYO, by MAURICIO CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: One day I went up the mountain Subject(s): Nicaragua CHRONICLE OF LA BARRANCA: 1, by LUIS VEGA Poem Source First Line: I started the first day Subject(s): Nicaragua CHRONICLE OF LA BARRANCA: 2, by LUIS VEGA Poem Source First Line: They ordered us to retreat Subject(s): Nicaragua CHRONICLE OF LA BARRANCA: 3, by LUIS VEGA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua CHRONICLE OF LA BARRANCA: 4, by LUIS VEGA Poem Source First Line: When we were returning to managua Subject(s): Nicaragua CLOUDS, by IRENE AGUDELO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua COMMANDER CHE, by CARLOS MANUEL GALAN Poem Source First Line: I see you on my white tee-shirt Subject(s): Nicaragua COMMANDER TWO, by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source First Line: Dora maria tellez Subject(s): Nicaragua COMMUNIQUE, by ALEJANDRO BRAVO Poem Source First Line: The same force Subject(s): Nicaragua COMMUNIQUE NUMBER 1,000 FOR MY LOVE, by ALBA AZUCENA TORRES Poem Source First Line: I write you this poem Subject(s): Nicaragua COMPANERA, by VIDALUZ MENESES Poem Source First Line: Throw off your chains with firmness Subject(s): Nicaragua COMPANERA BRIGADEERS, by JOSE GARCIA Poem Source First Line: There in san rafael del norte Last Line: Fulfilling our revoutionary tasks Subject(s): Nicaragua COMPANERA MILITIA WOMAN, by MARIO BOLANOS Poem Source First Line: Today when you find yourself so far Subject(s): Nicaragua COMPAS', by BERNARDO FUENTES TELICA Poem Source First Line: I see them every day Subject(s): Nicaragua CONCERNING THE PEOPLE'S FREEDOM, by PANCASAN Poem Source First Line: During nineteen hundred %fifty-nine Subject(s): Nicaragua COOL MORNING, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua COSTA RICA, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua COUNTRY YOU LOVE, by MARIO CAJINA VEGA Poem Source First Line: Before you dreamed that the thunder-blasts Subject(s): Nicaragua CURLEW, by NATALIA SEQUEIRA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua DAGUERREOTYPE OF A MOTHER, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: A rooster sings Subject(s): Nicaragua DAMAGES WILL BE PAID, by JUAN CARLOS TEFEL Poem Source First Line: I didn't throw bombs in masaya Subject(s): Nicaragua DARK NIGHT, by CARLOS RAPACCIOLLI Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua DAWN OF MAY 5TH, by ALBA AZUCENA TORRES Poem Source First Line: You came running sweaty Subject(s): Nicaragua DAWN WATCH, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Five in the morning. The forest is still dark Subject(s): Nicaragua DAY OF MY RELEASE, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: Today the 23rd of august at eight-thirty in the morning Subject(s): Nicaragua DAY WE TOOK THE OATH, by THELMA SANCHEZ PEREZ Poem Source First Line: On march 22 we were in the plaza Subject(s): Nicaragua DEMONSTRATION, by FERNANDO ANTONIO SILVA Poem Source First Line: We all shouted Last Line: So we have to go over there Subject(s): Nicaragua DEPARTURE: 2, by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source First Line: In a yellow shirt Subject(s): Nicaragua DESERTED CHURCH, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The church stands empty and deserted now Subject(s): Nicaragua DISCIPLINE (1), by CAMILO MONGE Poem Source First Line: I'm in the garcia laviana battalion Subject(s): Nicaragua DISCIPLINE (2), by CAMILO MONGE Poem Source First Line: Every day the companeros Subject(s): Nicaragua DOCUMENTAL, by CLARIBEL ALEGRIA Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Let's you and I be a camera Last Line: My tears, / my obsession Alternate Author Name(s): Flakoll, Darwin, Mrs. Subject(s): Nicaragua; Modern Life; Poverty DOMITILA LUGO, by CESAR ARIEL MONTOYA Poem Source First Line: I remember you Subject(s): Nicaragua DON'T REST, by ALDO SOLORZANO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua DONALD AND ELVIS, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua DUSK, by JOSE RAMON MENESES Poem Source First Line: The wind blows, the waves smash on the shore Subject(s): Nicaragua ECUMENICAL MASS IN DUSSELDORF, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: So much united song Subject(s): Nicaragua EGRET, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua EGRETS, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua EGRETS, by ALEJANDRO GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The large egrets Subject(s): Nicaragua EL CHAPARRAL, by FRANCISO HERNANDEZ SEGURA Poem Source First Line: Guerilla fighters who stayed behind Subject(s): Nicaragua EMILIA RAMOS, by SEGUNDINO RAMOS Poem Source First Line: You worked in the coffee harvest Subject(s): Nicaragua ENCOUNTER IN THE WORDS, by INDIANA CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: I read your poems Subject(s): Nicaragua ENOUGH, by JOSE MARIA LUGO Poem Source First Line: And the lips of the oppressed Subject(s): Nicaragua ESTELI, by CLARIBEL ALEGRIA Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Esteli %eastern river %afer forty years Last Line: Esteli %eastern river %you are weeping blood Alternate Author Name(s): Flakoll, Darwin, Mrs. Subject(s): Nicaragua ESTELI 79, by MAGDALENA DE RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: Today is sunday Subject(s): Nicaragua EVEN THOUGH MY LIFE MAY NOT LAST, by ERNESTO CASTILLO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua EVENING IS COOL, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua EVERYTHING PLUS ONE, by GUILLERMO ROTHSCHUH TABLADA Poem Source First Line: If you build a moument to carlos Subject(s): Nicaragua EVERYTHING WILL BE DIFFERENT, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua EXILE, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: That guis up there perched Subject(s): Nicaragua FAITH ON THE MARCH, by CARLOS ESCORCIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua FATSO, THE NOBLE ARTILLERYMAN, by MARIO CAJINA VEGA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua FEBRUARY AFTERNOON, by MYRIAM GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The sun is clear now Subject(s): Nicaragua FEBRUARY SQUALLS, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: Violent february squalls Subject(s): Nicaragua FELIPE PENA, by CARLOS CENTENO Poem Source First Line: Your song is in the endless rain Subject(s): Nicaragua FINAL OFFENSIVE, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: Workshop here. Come in Subject(s): Nicaragua FINAL OFFENSIVE, by ZAIDA DORMUZ Poem Source First Line: On monday, june 4th, 79 Subject(s): Nicaragua FIRST KISS, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I remember well the first time Subject(s): Nicaragua FISH, by WILLIAM GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: They play in the water submerging themselves they are variously Subject(s): Nicaragua FISHERMAN, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua FISHING, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: The lake calm Subject(s): Nicaragua FLAME IN SPACE, by NAPOLEON FUENTES Poem Source First Line: To poet leonel rugama Subject(s): Nicaragua FOAM, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua FOGGY MOUNTAIN, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua FOR CHICHA (TONY) FALLEN IN NUEVA GUINEA, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: You used to say that for you death was like a beautiful poem Subject(s): Nicaragua FOR MY SON, by CARLOS ARROYO PINEDA Poem Source First Line: Brother, try to give Subject(s): Nicaragua FORGOTTEN LOVE, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Without wanting to I find myself thinking Subject(s): Nicaragua FOUNDING OF THE LATIN AMERICAN HUMAN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: The row of latin american flags is just one Subject(s): Nicaragua FOUR DAYS IN THE MOUNTAINS, THEN EXILE, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: How strange I feel in a country where I don't belong Subject(s): Nicaragua FOURTH ANNIVERSARY, by PABLO MARTINEZ TELLEZ Poem Source First Line: On our fourth anniversary Subject(s): Nicaragua FREE AS THE BIRDS, by SANTIAGO LOPEZ Poem Source First Line: Looking through the latticed window Subject(s): Nicaragua FREE HOMELAND, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source First Line: It's strange to feel this sun again Subject(s): Nicaragua FROM A HILLTOP ON THE BENJAMIN ZELEDON SOUTHERN FRONT, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: And I'm here in my trench Subject(s): Nicaragua FROM MY WINDOW, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: Way over there on another island I see Subject(s): Nicaragua FROM THE BALCONY OF THE RUBEN DARIO POPULAR THEATER, by RAUL GAVARRETE Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua FROM THE ENGINEERING MILITARY BATTALION, by SALVADOR VELAZQUEZ Poem Source First Line: Seeing you study at night inspires me Subject(s): Nicaragua FROM THE NORTHERN POST: WORMS AND DEATH, by GUISELLE MORALES Poem Source First Line: Sandino-sun Subject(s): Nicaragua GARROBO, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: The big green garrobo Subject(s): Nicaragua GARROBOS, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua GIRL GUERILLA FIGHTER, by FERNANDO SILVA Poem Source First Line: You're there alone, girl Last Line: Lying on the ground %in your reddened blouse Subject(s): Nicaragua GIRLS, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: I'd given up waiting for them Subject(s): Nicaragua GOOD LEADER, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: I met you at the beginning of %september Subject(s): Nicaragua GOURD, by PABLO ANTONIO CUADRA Poem Source First Line: A hero rebelled against the powers Subject(s): Nicaragua GUAVAS, by MYRIAM GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The bluish-green ones Subject(s): Nicaragua GUERILLA-FIGHTER, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: You who left the warmth of your home Subject(s): Nicaragua GUERRILLA RECONNAISSANCE, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source First Line: The golden-yellow corteses on cattle ranches Subject(s): Nicaragua GUERRILLERO, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: You who left the warmth of home Subject(s): Nicaragua HAPPY, by JONNY CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: I feel happy because I have my parents Subject(s): Nicaragua HERE IN THIS LITTLE COVE, by ESPERANZA GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua HERE ON THE BORDER, by MANUEL URTECHO Poem Source First Line: The negro river Subject(s): Nicaragua HIDING OURSELVES IN THE NIGHT, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua HILL IN THE BENJAMIN ZELEDON SOUTHERN FRONT, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: And here I am in my trench Subject(s): Nicaragua HONOR GUARD, by CRISTIAN SANTOS DE PRASLIN Poem Source First Line: Four militia kids Subject(s): Nicaragua HOW TO HELP OTHER PEOPLES, by SEGUNDO RAMOS Poem Source First Line: I was surprised by the noise Subject(s): Nicaragua HUMMINGBIRDS FEEL LOVE, by NATALIA SEQUEIRA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua HYMN OF SANDINIST UNITY, by CARLOS MEJIA GODOY Poem Source First Line: Let's march forward, companeros Subject(s): Nicaragua I PROCLAIM IN MY TESTIMONY, by AQUILE GONZALEZ RUIZ Poem Source First Line: I have heard your stories Subject(s): Nicaragua I REMEMBER, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I could never forget you, archipelago Subject(s): Nicaragua I REMEMBER, by AURA SOFIA SANCHEZ Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua I REMEMBER THAT DAWN, by NUBIA ARCIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua I REMEMBER YOU, by CARLOS ARROYO PINEDA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua I REMEMBER, GIRL, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua I SAW A TURTLE IN THE LAKE, by MAURICIO CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua I SAW YOU, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua I THE WOMAN OF CLAY, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: Formed and guarded Subject(s): Nicaragua I WAS ALIVE, by LUIS CASTRO Poem Source First Line: On july 19th I was in the plaza Subject(s): Nicaragua I WATCH THE WAVES BREAK, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua I'M NOT GOING TO TELL YOU, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua I'M SO PROUD OF THE PLACE I WAS BORN, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IF YOU WANTED ME, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua ILLUMINATION, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: Slow the caravan and the night Subject(s): Nicaragua IN EVERY HOLLOW, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN EXILE, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source First Line: All day long the cars go by Subject(s): Nicaragua IN LA BARTOLINA, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The cells are filled Subject(s): Nicaragua IN LAKE NICARAGUA, by JOSE RAMON MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN LEON, by WALTER LOPEZ Poem Source First Line: On getting up Subject(s): Nicaragua IN MY COUNTRY, by PEDRO XAVIER SOLIS Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN NICARAGUA, by CARLOS CALERO Poem Source First Line: You start to hear work tools Subject(s): Nicaragua IN NICARAGUA THE GREAT ASSAULT, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN NICARAGUA, THE GREAT ATTACK, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN SOLENTINAME, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Everything was left behind there in solentiname, the lake Subject(s): Nicaragua IN SOLENTINAME, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: There's nothing left there in solentiname Subject(s): Nicaragua IN SOLENTINAME, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: Nothing's left in solentiname Subject(s): Nicaragua IN SPITE OF EVERYTHING, by DANIEL ORTEGA SAAVEDRA Poem Source First Line: We have advanced, but the route is large Subject(s): Nicaragua IN SUICE, by LUIS SANTIAGO DEL PALACIO GOMEZ Poem Source First Line: Brilliant firefly %here in suice Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE BOAT, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: Way over there in the haze Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE BUS, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: Your palmfrond-colored eyes Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE DARK NIGHT, by DONALD GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE DEFENSE, by JORGE VEGA Poem Source First Line: And there are revolutions Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE DRAK NIGHT, by DONALD GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE GUERRILLA CAMP, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: It has stopped raining here on the mountain Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE HEALTH BRIGADE, by AVELIO LOPEZ PABON Poem Source First Line: In san juan oriente we are organizing Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE HEAT, SELS., by PABLO ANTONIO CUADRA Poem Source First Line: The excited birds Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE MIDST OF THIS GRAND AND PORTENTOUS SILENCE, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source First Line: One year later, dawn came in Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE NEW COUNTRY, by VIDALUZ MENESES Poem Source First Line: Pain was a challenge Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE OFFICE, by MARLENE FALCON VILCHEZ Poem Source First Line: I tried to give form to a poem Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE PARK AT GRANADA, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE PRISON, SELS., by DANIEL ORTEGA SAAVEDRA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE SANDINO AIRPORT, by MAYRA JIMENEZ Poem Source First Line: In the poetry workshops Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THE STREETS, by PATRICIA HERNANDEZ Poem Source First Line: Every day the streets of san salvador Subject(s): Nicaragua IN THIS COUNTRY, by ERNESTO CASTILLO Poem Source First Line: If we had been born Subject(s): Nicaragua INSURRECTION OF JULY 11TH, by ROBERTO (ROBERT) VARGAS Poem Source First Line: Orders to advance Subject(s): Nicaragua IT DOESN'T MATTER, by ALBERTO GARCIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT WAS A NIGHT OF TORMENT, by NATALIA SEQUEIRA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT WAS A RAGGED SQUADRON, by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source First Line: No one wanted to cross that burnt field Last Line: Our hearts beating uselessly %beneath the full moon Subject(s): Nicaragua; Politics IT'S A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON, by NUBIA ARCIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT'S ALMOST NIGHT, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT'S ALREADY SUMMER, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT'S BEEN RAINING ALL DAY, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT'S FIVE-THIRTY, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT'S NOT THE REVOLUTION THAT'S SEPARATING US, by PORFIRIO SALGADO Poem Source First Line: Love %how many times have I told you Subject(s): Nicaragua IT'S SUMMER, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT'S TIME, by ROBERTO (ROBERT) VARGAS Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua IT'S TRUE WE'RE BUILDING A WORLD, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: Who can I tell Subject(s): Nicaragua JAVIER, by MARITZA PADILLA Poem Source First Line: I would have liked to see you Subject(s): Nicaragua JOIN US, GUARDS!, by SERGIO VUZCAYA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua JOSE OMAR HERRERA (SAMUEL), by ROBERTO SALINAS Poem Source First Line: I know you're dead, companero Subject(s): Nicaragua JUAN ERRE, by XIOMARA ESPINOZA MAIS Poem Source First Line: It was june 8th when you fell dead Subject(s): Nicaragua JULY 19TH, by FRANCISCO DE ASIS FERNANDEZ Poem Source First Line: These parks, these factories, these children Subject(s): Nicaragua JUNE 10TH, by MAGDALENA DE RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: The city of esteli Subject(s): Nicaragua JUNE 23RD, by MAGDALENA DE RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: At noon %a frightful battle Subject(s): Nicaragua JUNE 26TH, by MAGDALENA DE RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: Early in the morning Subject(s): Nicaragua JUST AS A TAPIR, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua KATYDIDS, GUISES, KESTRELS, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LAST MARINES, by MARIO MARTINEZ Poem Source First Line: And the struggle my love Subject(s): Nicaragua LAST NIGHT I DREAMT, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LAST WAR, by FELIPE SAENZ Poem Source First Line: You who in this war Subject(s): Nicaragua LATE AFTERNOON IN SOLENTINAME, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: A dark shadow over an island Subject(s): Nicaragua LEON, JUNE 2, 1979, by JUAN VELAZQUEZ Poem Source First Line: Suddenly the kids knocked on our door Subject(s): Nicaragua LEONEL RUGAMA BRIGADE, by GUILLERMO PEREZ LEIVA Poem Source First Line: From a distance Subject(s): Nicaragua LEONEL RUGAMA, SELS., by JUAN HERRERA SALAZAR Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LET'S GO, COMRADES, by FRANCISCO DE ASIS FERNANDEZ Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER, by NUBIA ARCIA Poem Source First Line: I am in this room Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER, by ALEJANDRO BRAVO Poem Source First Line: Tell your parents that I love you Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER, by JULIA CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: When I took your letter Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER FROM A SANDINIST, by RICARDO SU AGUILAR Poem Source First Line: From this cold and wet cell Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER FROM MANAGUA / ONE, by MARGARET RANDALL Poem Source First Line: All you want to do is murder us, those who have survived Last Line: All you want to do is murder us. %all we want to do is live Variant Title(s): Letter From Nicaragu Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER TO CORONEL URTECHO, by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source First Line: All we spoke of has now become certain Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER TO MARCOS, by FERNANDO Poem Source First Line: The hammocks are being made Last Line: The insurrection is upon us Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER TO MY FRIENDS, SELS., by FERNANDO CARDENAL Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LETTER-POEM DOE NINFA VELEZ, 'DIANA', by JUAN RAMON FALCON VILCHEZ Poem Source First Line: I saw you tonight on the tv documentary Subject(s): Nicaragua LIFE IN SOLENTINAME, by DONALD GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Solentiname little archipelago in the lake Subject(s): Nicaragua LIGHTS, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: That top-secret flight at night Last Line: Of all that was about to come Subject(s): Air Raids; Air Warfare; Central America; Fights; Nicaragua; Revolutions LIKE THE MOUNTAIN, by JOSE BENITO ESCOBAR Poem Source First Line: My poems are sad Subject(s): Nicaragua LIKE THE QUICK LEAP OF THE TARPON, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LIKE THE SAINTS, SELS., by LEONEL RUGAMA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LINES WRITTEN ON A BASEBALL, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: Yesterday, quick as one of vinnnie's hardballs Subject(s): Nicaragua LITTLE CHOCOYO, by IRENE AGUDELO Poem Source First Line: One day early in the morning Subject(s): Nicaragua LITTLE HEARTBREAKER, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LITTLE PARAKEET FRONTIER GUARD, by MARIO MONTENEGRO Poem Source First Line: And if I don't return, love Subject(s): Nicaragua LOVE AMONG THE RESERVES, by JUAN IGNACIO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: Mariel %let me now begin to kiss Subject(s): Nicaragua LOVE IN THE COUNTRYSIDE, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: Guises who chatter to guisas Subject(s): Nicaragua LOVE IS LIKE A BEAN PLANT, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Have you seen the bean plant Subject(s): Nicaragua LOVE OFFENSIVE, by LUIS SANTIAGO DEL PALACIO GOMEZ Poem Source First Line: With these verses Subject(s): Nicaragua LUCIA THERESA: NICARAGUA, 1985, by PAT SCHNEIDER Poem Source First Line: Lucia theresa is raped by eight solders Last Line: Because I do not know what else to do: %lucia theresa Subject(s): Healing; Nicaragua; Women LUCRECIA (1), by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua LUCRECIA (2), by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua MALINCHE, by JUAN AGUDELO Poem Source First Line: On the island of mancarron Subject(s): Nicaragua MALINCHE, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source First Line: The bright red malinche, the dazzling sand along the shore Subject(s): Nicaragua MANIFESTO, SELS., by ALEJANDRO BRAVO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua MANUEL DE JESUS RIVERA, by ARNOLDO TORIBIO CERDA Poem Source First Line: We saw you make your way Subject(s): Nicaragua MARCOS JOYA'S CHILDREN, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: The children of marcos joya Subject(s): Nicaragua MARINA, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua MAY, by PABLO ANTONIO CUADRA Poem Source First Line: In may the dead soldiers Subject(s): Nicaragua MAYAN DEFINITIONS, by ALONZO GONZALEZ MO Poem Source First Line: When they say, 'there is a thing' Subject(s): Nicaragua MEDICUS MINISTER NON MAGISTER NATURAE, by JUAN HERRERA SALAZAR Poem Source First Line: A doctor is only a minister Subject(s): Nicaragua MEMORIES OF YOU, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua MILITIA SOLDIERS WALKING DOWN THE STREETS, by FERNANDO ANTONIO SILVA Poem Source First Line: Some militia soldiers come by Last Line: Are the people %preparing to defend the revolution Subject(s): Nicaragua MILITIA WOMAN, by JOHN+(2) TAYLOR Poem Source First Line: I dreamed of you Subject(s): Nicaragua MINIMAL HOMAGE, by VIDALUZ MENESES Poem Source First Line: With production on the ground Subject(s): Nicaragua MIRIAM, by MODESTO SILVA Poem Source First Line: My joy was so great Last Line: That you didn't love me Subject(s): Nicaragua MISERY, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I came to a place Subject(s): Nicaragua MISSION, by GERRARDO TORRENTE Poem Source First Line: Five in the morning Subject(s): Nicaragua MONCHO OBANDO, by ALBA AZUCENA TORRES Poem Source First Line: It's sunday Subject(s): Nicaragua MONIMBO, by ALEJANDRO BRAVO Poem Source First Line: Nineteen seventy eight saw them raise Subject(s): Nicaragua MOON HAS ALREADY SET, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua MOON RISING, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua MOON SHINES AS THOUGH IT WERE DAY, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua MOONLIT NIGHT, by WILLIAM GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: When the light of the sun has hidden itself Subject(s): Nicaragua MOSQUITO KINGDOM, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: The coronation ceremony was held in belize this time Last Line: The librarians say, and it can't be xeroxed; you touch it and it turns to ashes Subject(s): Central America; Great Britain - Commonwealth & Colonies; Imperialism; Nicaragua; Vanderbilt, Cornelius (1843-1899) MY FRIENDS, THE NOISES OF THE STREET, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: A zenzontle that sings in the morning Subject(s): Nicaragua MYSTIC VISION ABOUT THE LETTERS 'FSLN', by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: On top of motastepe hill Subject(s): Nicaragua NEIGHBORHOOD DRUNKS, by VIRGILIO PAVON Poem Source First Line: Rosa, german, esperanza and humberto Subject(s): Nicaragua NEW CONSTRUCTION OF THE PRESENT, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source First Line: I'm on the cutting edge Subject(s): Nicaragua NEW YORK IN SUMMER: INSOMNIA, by JOHN BROOKS WHEELWRIGHT Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Beneath trees whose leaves Last Line: I must try to sleep. Subject(s): Cities; Insomnia; Nicaragua; Travel; Urban Life; Sleeplessness; Journeys; Trips NEXT TO YOU, by CARLOS CALERO Poem Source First Line: In this revolution life is like writing a poem Subject(s): Nicaragua NICARAGUA, by TOMAS BORGE Poem Source First Line: I love you from here, volcano Last Line: Your joyful dead %who refuse to die Subject(s): Nicaragua; Politics NICARAGUA, by MEGAN MCKENNA Poem Source First Line: Nicaragua %a place with fire in its belly Last Line: Oh god! Who shadows us Subject(s): Nicaragua NICARAGUAN TRIPTYCH, by FELIX RUBEN GARCIA SARMIENTO Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: I remember two dwarfs, back there in our country home Last Line: Under the impassivity of the firmament Alternate Author Name(s): Dario, Ruben Subject(s): Central America; Clowns; Laughter; Memory; Nicaragua; Youth NICARAQUAN OPTICS, by JULIO VALLE-CASTILLO Poem Source First Line: Put yourself in his blue eyes Subject(s): Nicaragua NIGHT, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: A black night in the month of july Subject(s): Nicaragua NIGHT, by DONALD GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I think our nature is very solid in solentiname Subject(s): Nicaragua NIGHT, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua NIGHT BLACK, by NATALIA SEQUEIRA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua NIGHT COLD, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua NIGHT OF LOVE, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: That time we were fused by desire only the sound Subject(s): Nicaragua NOSTALGIA FROM PRISON, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: After four months of not seeing the sun Subject(s): Nicaragua NOTES FOR ANGELA, by VIDALUZ MENESES Poem Source First Line: On this long and elusive sunday afternoon Subject(s): Nicaragua NOTICE FOR THE YEAR 3000, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: The distinquished gentleman Subject(s): Nicaragua NOTIFICATION TO EDEN, by JULIO VALLE-CASTILLO Poem Source First Line: I should discharge my poem in your back Subject(s): Nicaragua OF COURSE WE'RE NOT, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua OF SALT AND WATER, by TOMAS BORGE Poem Source First Line: I don't want tears Subject(s): Nicaragua OF SUPERSONIC SECRETS, by ROBERTO (ROBERT) VARGAS Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua OLD DESERTED TAVERN, by DONALD GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: On the far side of the long bay Subject(s): Nicaragua ON LEAVE, by LUIS SANTIAGO DEL PALACIO GOMEZ Poem Source First Line: Here you have me Subject(s): Nicaragua ON THE BUS, by MYRIAM GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua ON THE DEATH OF 'EL DANTO', by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: He was wounded on may 22 Subject(s): Nicaragua ON THE MOUNTAIN, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The wind blows here on the mountain Subject(s): Nicaragua ON THE SOUTHERN FRONT, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: Sweaty and muddy Subject(s): Nicaragua OROPENDOLA, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua PANCASAN, by RICARDO MORALES AVILES Poem Source First Line: We were on night's edge Subject(s): Nicaragua PAPATURRO, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: A voyage to papaturro is something nostalgic Subject(s): Nicaragua PAST WILL NOT RETURN, SELS., by JOSE CORONEL URTECHO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua PEASANTS, by JONNY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW, by JUAN HERRERA SALAZAR Poem Source First Line: We leaf through the p.L.M Subject(s): Nicaragua PERSONA, by HUGO TORRES Poem Source First Line: I'm thinking about you Subject(s): Nicaragua PLAGUES, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua PLEDGE, by MARIO CAJINA VEGA Poem Source First Line: House by house Subject(s): Nicaragua POEM, by JUAN AGUDELO Poem Source First Line: Poetry is born in a sacuanjoche blossom Subject(s): Nicaragua POEM, by ANA SOFIA MARTINEZ Poem Source First Line: I like to write about life in the revolution Subject(s): Nicaragua POEM TO A GIRL, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: For many days I have thought of writing this poem Subject(s): Nicaragua POINT NUMBER 1 ON THE AGENDA (1), by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: I imagine the face of the assassins Subject(s): Nicaragua POINT NUMBER 1 ON THE AGENDA (2), by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: Over what tombs Subject(s): Nicaragua POLITICAL WORK IN CIUDAD DARIO, by FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: Without holding back a tear Subject(s): Nicaragua POMARES, by HUGO TORRES Poem Source First Line: You %who conquered diarhea Subject(s): Nicaragua PORK RIGOBERTO DIDN'T EAT, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: Rigoberto lopez perez arrived Last Line: And he went where he had to go Subject(s): Nicaragua PRISON VISITS, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: Mother mara, after your visit I no longer went unnoticed Subject(s): Nicaragua PROVERBS AND SONGS, by MICHELE NAJLIS Poem Source First Line: Silent seamstress Subject(s): Nicaragua QUESTION OF APPEARANCES, by PORFIRIO SALGADO Poem Source First Line: We go to our military training Subject(s): Nicaragua QUIET MOMENT, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The silence brought me memories Subject(s): Nicaragua RAILROAD WORK CREW, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: They're cutting oaks, guanacastes Subject(s): Nicaragua RED MALINCHE, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua REFLECTIONS ON MY FEET, by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source First Line: I have my father's feet Subject(s): Nicaragua REFLECTIONS, SELS., by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua REMEMBER, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua REMEMBERING NYLDA GARCIA, by SALVADOR VELAZQUEZ Poem Source First Line: Nylda %your straight hair Subject(s): Nicaragua REPORT ON THE PROTEST IN FRONT OF THE UNITED STATES EMBASSY ..., by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source First Line: What did lionel rugama say? Last Line: Until at nightfall we disperse Subject(s): Imperialism; Nicaragua RETURN, by ELISEO JEREZ GUADAMUZ Poem Source First Line: I wait for you very contented Subject(s): Nicaragua REUNION, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua REVOLUTION IS, by JUAN AGUDELO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua REVOLUTIONAL VIGILANCE, by FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: I've been keeping revolutionary watch Subject(s): Nicaragua RIGOBERTO LOPEZ PEREZ UNIT, by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source First Line: I still vividly remember Subject(s): Nicaragua RIPE MANGOS, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua RIVER GIRL, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua RIVER THAT RISES IN MY BONES, by JEAN BERRETT Poem Source First Line: This morning the junco's call rises Subject(s): Nicaragua ROOM 5600, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: They had a happy childhood on the banks of the hudson Last Line: They continued their happy childhood %in room 5600 Subject(s): Imperialism; Nicaragua; Rockefeller (family) ROSA ARGENTINA MONTES, by VICTOR MANUEL GOMEZ PINEDA Poem Source First Line: On the night of june 16, 1980 Subject(s): Nicaragua SAN CARLOS, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: The water falls over the ramshackle rooftops Subject(s): Nicaragua SAN CARLOS, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: The rain falls on rotted roofs Subject(s): Nicaragua SAN MIGUEL, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SANDINO, by MARIO CAJINA VEGA Poem Source First Line: I was born in this countryside Subject(s): Nicaragua SANDINO AND FONESCA, by CARLOS CALERO Poem Source First Line: Without having known them Subject(s): Nicaragua SAYING GOODBYE TO FATHER, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: I said goodbye to you Subject(s): Nicaragua SCHOOL AND CHURCH, by SERGIO VUZCAYA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SCHOOL BEFORE THE REVOLUTION, by GERARDO GADEA Poem Source First Line: When I was twelve Subject(s): Nicaragua SEATED IN THE DOORWAY, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SEATED IN THE GARDEN, by NUBIA ARCIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SEGUNDO CHAVEZ, by GLORIA MARINA LOPEZ Poem Source First Line: People called him chundo Subject(s): Nicaragua SEIZURE, by KIMIKO HAHN Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: In nicaragua/old women Subject(s): Nicaragua SENZONTLE, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SERGIO, by JUAN JOSE JIMENEZ Poem Source First Line: On june 7, 1979 at dawn Subject(s): Nicaragua SEVEN-THIRTY, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SHADOWS AT DAWN, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: I need to arm the sky with my songs Subject(s): Nicaragua SING, SIMON, SING, by WILLIAM RAMIREZ Poem Source First Line: We always thought, and sometimes felt Subject(s): Nicaragua SKY WAS CLEAR, by MANUEL ADOLFO MONGALO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SOLENTINAME, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SOLENTINAME, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: My childhood in solentiname without a school Subject(s): Nicaragua SOLENTINAME, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: In january we peasants get ready Subject(s): Nicaragua SOLENTINAME WAS, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SOLITUDE, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: It's a quarter of nine Subject(s): Nicaragua SOMOZA REVIEW, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: I'm sitting on the cement floor of la bartolina Subject(s): Nicaragua SOMOZA'S MAGAZINE, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: I'm sitting on the cement floor Subject(s): Nicaragua SOMOZA'S UMBRELLA, by MARIO CAJINA VEGA Poem Source First Line: Israel's push-and-pull planes, all the t33's Subject(s): Nicaragua SON, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I want a son and I want to feel what it means to be a mother Subject(s): Nicaragua SONG OF WAR, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source First Line: The war will come, love Subject(s): Nicaragua SONG TO A NEW TIME, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source First Line: I stand above the fatigue of work Subject(s): Nicaragua STAINS OF THE TIGER, by ERNESTO MEJIA SANCHEZ Poem Source First Line: We can't avoid revealing Subject(s): Nicaragua STAMPEDE, by INDIANA CARDENAL Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua SUDDENLY - THE 13 KIDS ARRIVED, by EMILIO MIRANDA RAMIREZ Poem Source First Line: The 'bacchanal' had begun Subject(s): Nicaragua SUMMER, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: You see the pink of the madero in flower Subject(s): Nicaragua SUMMER, by ESPERANZA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: March and april Subject(s): Nicaragua SUMMER AND ITS BEAUTY, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: In summer the maderos are all full of flowers Subject(s): Nicaragua SUNDAY DROWSINESS, by CRISTIAN SANTOS DE PRASLIN Poem Source First Line: Saturday, day and night Subject(s): Nicaragua SUNDAY MORNING IN THE GARRISON, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I had never felt it before Subject(s): Nicaragua SWANS, by FELIX RUBEN GARCIA SARMIENTO Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: So many millions will we speak english? Alternate Author Name(s): Dario, Ruben Subject(s): Nicaragua SWEATY AND MUDDY, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua TENDERNESS OF THE PEOPLE, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source First Line: I told you that solidarity Subject(s): Nicaragua THAT KISS, by MARIO BOLANOS Poem Source First Line: Carmen, your tears, your look Subject(s): Nicaragua THAT NIGHT, by MYRIAM GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua THAT'S THE WAY IT IS, by JULIO VALLE-CASTILLO Poem Source First Line: Here in nicaragua Subject(s): Nicaragua THE TORCHES, by MICHAEL WATERS Poem Full Text Poet's Biography First Line: Limbs lopped off, the fathers Last Line: (2001) Subject(s): Death; Fire; Kent State University - Riot, 1970; Murder; Nicaragua; Dead, The THERE ARE DISCOURSES LIKE THESE, SELS., by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua THERE SHALL BE NO PARDON, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua THEY CAPTURED DONALD AND ELVIS TOGETHER, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua THEY CARRIED THE WOUNDED CAMPESINO, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua THIS MOON HALF-HIDDEN, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua THIS POEM IS FOR THE SWALLOWS ON A VERY SAD WINTER DAY, by JUAN AGUDELO Poem Source First Line: In winter the swallows go around announcing that the rain is coming Subject(s): Nicaragua THREE YEARS, by DANIEL ORTEGA SAAVEDRA Poem Source First Line: We have walked for three years Subject(s): Nicaragua THUNDERCLAPS & RAINBOWS, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source First Line: I will start by dreaming once more Subject(s): Nicaragua TIME WILL COME, by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua TIRED AND DIRTY, by JAIME BUITRAGO GIL Poem Source First Line: On returning to camp Subject(s): Nicaragua TISCARA HILL, by GERRARDO TORRENTE Poem Source First Line: All is humanity Subject(s): Nicaragua TO A READING INSTRUCTOR WHO DIED, by FRANCISCO MARTINEZ Poem Source First Line: In school I knew you well Subject(s): Nicaragua TO CHATO MEDRANO, FALLEN IN THE SAN CARLOS ASSAULT, by MYRIAM GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: That october dawn Subject(s): Nicaragua TO CHATO MEDRANO, WHO FELL DURING THE ASSAULT, by MYRIAM GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: That october dawn Subject(s): Nicaragua TO COMBATANT JUAN BUSTAMENTE ON THE SOUTHERN FRONT, by NIDIA TAYLOR ELLIS Poem Source First Line: It was six in the evening on february 17th Subject(s): Nicaragua TO DIONISIO, COMPANERO, by DAISY ZAMORA Poem Source First Line: We are closer to ourselves now Subject(s): Nicaragua TO EDUARDO CONTRERAS, 'COMMANDER ZERO', by DANIEL ORTEGA SAAVEDRA Poem Source First Line: Troubled and twisted streets Subject(s): Nicaragua TO ELVIS CHAVARRIA, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: We're not going to remember you with your guitar Subject(s): Nicaragua TO FRANCISCO TORRES, by ALDO RAMIREZ Poem Source First Line: When I read your poem Subject(s): Nicaragua TO GUILLERMO, FRONTIERS GUARD AND HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS, by VIDALUZ MENESES Poem Source First Line: Today I heard the poem you Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MILAGROS CATIN 'REBECA', by MARIO OLIVAS Poem Source First Line: I hear the rain dripping Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY BELOVED WIFE, by LUIS SANTIAGO DEL PALACIO GOMEZ Poem Source First Line: Just as I write you Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY BROTHER JULIO, by FRANCISCO TORRES Poem Source First Line: I've worked in the popular health campaigns Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY FATHER, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: Every time I come to see you I get depressed Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY FOUR CHILDREN IN THE MOUNTAINS, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: In the mountains they Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY FOUR SONS UP IN THE MOUNTAINS, by OLIVIA SILVA Poem Source First Line: The kids in the mountains Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY NEPHEW, HAXEL, by MIRNA OJEDA Poem Source First Line: When I'm seated under the tiguilote tree Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY NICARAGUA, FROM EXILE, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Nicargua, it weeps like a girl who's been abandoned Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY NICARAQUA FROM EXILE, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua TO MY WIFE, ESPERANZA, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source First Line: The moonlight that filters between these upland branches Subject(s): Nicaragua TO TATIANA ARMIDO, by CARLOS PINEDA Poem Source First Line: Cantagallo, a mountain of 3,500 feet Subject(s): Nicaragua TO THE MARTYRS OF BOCAY, by MICHELE NAJLIS Poem Source First Line: With all the outrage of your death Subject(s): Nicaragua TO THE MILITIA WOMAN WHOSE NAME I NEVER KNEW, by PEDRO PABLO BENAVIDES Poem Source First Line: That day I saw you drilling and marching Subject(s): Nicaragua TO THE POETS IN EXILE, by ERNESTO MEJIA SANCHEZ Poem Source First Line: We don't envy your comforts Subject(s): Nicaragua TO THE UNKNOWN FIGHTER, by MIRNA OJEDA Poem Source First Line: On the road to san isidro Subject(s): Nicaragua TO THIS OTHER SON, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source First Line: Bone to bone Subject(s): Nicaragua TO YOU, ELSA, by JOSE ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: Girl literacy worker Subject(s): Nicaragua TREES MOVE, by JOSE RAMON MENESES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua TYRANT, FEAR THE POETS, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua UNITED STATES & WHAT WE BELIEVE, by OMAR CABEZAS Poem Source First Line: The u.S. Government %has made central america Last Line: It is possible to build %the kingdom of god on earth Subject(s): Nicaragua VISION OF A FACE, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: Sun and flags Subject(s): Nicaragua VISIT FROM A GIRL, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source First Line: Yesterday you came by surprise Subject(s): Nicaragua WAITING, by MARVIN RIOS Poem Source First Line: In the distance a vulture flies by Subject(s): Nicaragua WASHING CORN ON THE BEACH, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I go down to the dark green guava tree Subject(s): Nicaragua WASLALA, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: Now all is joyous in waslala Subject(s): Nicaragua WATCH AT DAWN, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Five in the morning Subject(s): Nicaragua WE'LL BE ABLE, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHAT ARE YOU, NICARAGUA?, by GIACONDA BELLI Poem Source First Line: What are you Last Line: To make me ache so much? Subject(s): Nicaragua WHAT I SAW ONE DAY BY THE LAKE, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: Above the peaks of solentiname Subject(s): Nicaragua WHAT IS A BETTER WORLD?, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHAT PEOPLE, by DANIEL ORTEGA SAAVEDRA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN I DIE, by GASPAR GARCIA LAVIANA Poem Source First Line: When we win the war Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN I FEEL ALONE, by MARLENE FALCON VILCHEZ Poem Source First Line: Seated in one of the blue chairs of my home Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN SOMOZA ARRIVED IN MIAMI, by CAJINA VEGA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN THE BOURGEOISE LOSE THEIR HAIR, by RICARDO MORALES AVILES Poem Source First Line: When dawn comes Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN THE ENERGY OF OUR LOVE IS RELEASED, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN THE KIDS FROM SOLENTINAME MADE THE ASSAULT ON SAN CARLO, by ELENA PINEDA Poem Source First Line: The little white and blue boat Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN THE KIDS OF SOLENTINAME ATTACKED SAN CARLOS, by ELENA PINEDA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN THE SUMMER MOONS GROW BRIGHT, by NATALIA SEQUEIRA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN THE TREES BEGIN TO DROP THEIR LEAVES, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN YOU SEE THIS POEM, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: It's not that I'm fishing your love with this poem Subject(s): Nicaragua WHEN YOU SEE THIS POEM, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The wind blows here in the mountains Subject(s): Nicaragua WHERE THE UNKNOWN, by ERNESTO CASTILLO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WHY A PRIEST FIGHTS, by GASPAR GARCIA LAVIANA Poem Source First Line: It fell to me to see perhaps Subject(s): Nicaragua WINTER, by EDDY CHAVARRIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua WINTER, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: The windowbirds sing on all the frames Subject(s): Nicaragua WITH MY HAIR LOOSE, by NUBIA ARCIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YEAR AFTER THE FINAL INSURRECTION, by SANTIAGO LOPEZ Poem Source First Line: A year has passed Subject(s): Nicaragua YEAR OF STRUGGLE FOR PEACE AND SOVEREIGNTY, by DANIEL ORTEGA SAAVEDRA Poem Source First Line: We truly want peace Subject(s): Nicaragua YESTERDAY AND TODAY, by MARTA LISET SILVA Poem Source First Line: In leon, masaya, esteli, matagalpa Subject(s): Nicaragua YESTERDAY I WENT PAST THIS LITTLE FARM, by ESPERANZA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: The little farm was filthy Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU CAN HEAR SPEECHES LIKE THIS, by IVAN GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: They've all joined forces, somoza's Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU CAN STILL HEAR THEIR VOICES IN THE WIND, SELS., by LUIS ROCA URTECHO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU CHAT, YOU SWEEP, YOU TIDY UP, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU DON'T KNOW, by ERVIN GARCIA Poem Source First Line: The little school today has new desks Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU LEFT SECRETLY, by ANIBAL FALCON VILCHEZ Poem Source First Line: Your folks, your brothers Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU REMEMBER, by ESTER MARTINEZ Z. Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU THINK, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU TOLD ME HOW THEY KILLED YOUR BROTHER, by ROSARIO GARCIA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU WERE BORN TO BE A POET'S SWEETHEART, by BOSCO CENTENO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOU'RE FAR FROM SOLENTINAME, by ELVIS CHAVARRIA Poem Source First Line: You passed through like the wind Subject(s): Nicaragua YOUNG MAN OF 20, by GLORIA GUEVARA Poem Source First Line: I liked you better when I saw you Subject(s): Nicaragua YOUR DEATH WAS MINE, by ROSARIO MURILLO Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOUR DEPARTURE, by EDWIN ANTONIO ALVARADO Poem Source First Line: Alone with your b-z rifle Subject(s): Nicaragua YOUR INDIFFERENCE BUGS ME MORE, by FELIPE PENA Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua YOUR LESSON NOTEBOOKS, by AURA SOFIA SANCHEZ Poem Source First Line: In the health brigades Subject(s): Nicaragua YOUR LONG HAIR, by PEDRO PABLO MENESES Poem Source First Line: With your long black hair, your faded jeans Subject(s): Nicaragua YURI, by LAURA ISABEL MORALES Poem Source Subject(s): Nicaragua ZELEDON, by JOSE SANTOS RIVERA Poem Source First Line: He loved liberty more than life Subject(s): Nicaragua ZERO HOUR, by ERNESTO CARDENAL Poem Source First Line: They corrupt our prose Subject(s): Nicaragua |
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