Road to Ayotzinapa -- (to the 43 Re-Appeared “Normalistas” , students kidnapped on September 26, 2015, most around 19 years old. It happened in Iguala, Mexico, State of Guerrero) © by Nephtalí De León (Translated into English by Poet, original is in Spanish) on my way back from Iguala on the road to Ayotzinapa cries were coming from the river piercing moans so full of pain left me cold, shaking afraid she told me I just found them how I wept for all my children it was a spirit that told me a woman all dressed in white I have them here on my list 43 Normalistas and six that have passed away disappeared at the same time they´re not dead she told me sobbing I carry them in my bosom they´re so brave with no regrets fighting where their rights are at with a single voice they told me they tried to get rid of us from the earth like water fountains dear mama just look at heaven and you´ll see us in the mountains we´re the newly planted seeds needed by our many people we sprout out each time you march each time that we´re not forgotten our blood takes away the yoke each time that you say my name the executioners tremble ! it´s a lie that we don´t exist we exist now more than ever don´t cry for me mama please daddy don´t sigh with grief my little brothers and sisters they try to grind us to dust and we turned to dynamite ! in the night the people tell us that we seem to them like stars shining upon trail ways in the day we wake up towns fast asleep in their distress we make up a living army don´t condemn us to oblivion my bloodline beats in your soul when your heart is born again for the Mexico I love as long as you say my name who could possibly forget our indian blood in the battle toppling the rotten goons you can see me in the list mama papa say my name say it my brother and sister say my name throughout the day and tomorrow say my name ! don´t let the flag go down raise it to heaven my darlings the whole world cannot forget who we are and who we were cause we´ve come back to re-settle accounts and how they went and have a talk with the president ! We´re here ! 1 - Abel García Hernández 2 - Abelardo Vázquez Peniten 3 - Adán Abrahan de la Cruz 4 - Alexander Mora Venancio 5 - Antonio Santana Maestro 6 - Benjamín Ascencio Bautista 7 - Bernardo Flores Alcaraz 8 - Carlos Iván Ramírez Villarreal 9 - Carlos Lorenzo Hernández Muñoz 10 - César Manuel González Hernández 11 - Christian Alfonso Rodríguez Telumbre 12 - Christian Tomas Colon Garnica 13 - Cutberto Ortiz Ramos 14 - Dorian González Parral 15 - Emiliano Alen Gaspar de la Cruz. 16 - Everardo Rodríguez Bello 17 - Felipe Arnulfo Rosas 18 - Giovanni Galindes Guerrero 19 - Israel Caballero Sánchez 20 - Israel Jacinto Lugardo 21 - Jesús Jovany Rodríguez Tlatempa 22 - Jonas Trujillo González 23 - Jorge Álvarez Nava 24 - Jorge Aníbal Cruz Mendoza 25 - Jorge Antonio Tizapa Legideño 26 - Jorge Luis González Parral 27 - José Ángel Campos Cantor 28 - José Ángel Navarrete González 29 -José Eduardo Bartolo Tlatempa 30 -José Luis Luna Torres 31 -Jhosivani Guerrero de la Cruz 32 -Julio César López Patolzin 33 -Leonel Castro Abarca 34 -Luis Ángel Abarca Carrillo 35 -Luis Ángel Francisco Arzola 36 -Magdaleno Rubén Lauro Villegas 37 -Marcial Pablo Baranda 38 -Marco Antonio Gómez Molina 39 -Martín Getsemany Sánchez García 40 -Mauricio Ortega Valerio 41-Miguel Ángel Hernández Martínez 42 -Miguel Ángel Mendoza Zacarías 43 -Saúl Bruno García gentlemen we are here ladies we are here dear town people we are here as long as you don´t forget us we´ll do what we promised you every one of us is here all of us have re-appeared !! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ share if u like this poem email : nephtali3000@hotmail
Posted on: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 19:43:58 +0000