Aboriginal Tent Embassy

A poem by Paul Buttigieg

The dogs are barking
And
It’s what happens when you allow leash free areas

It’s just one too many mornings
Of black discontent

Ownership was always a white man’s dread
His own laws may very well be
His own demise

A tent embassy
A disaster
A black place in a white place
A white place in a black space
An embassy without face

A modern day disgrace

Posted on January 27th, 2012 | Leave a Comment | Filed Under: Aboriginal Poems | more info

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Paolo’s Poems is the outpouring of verse and prose from Paul Buttigieg, an Australian published Poet worldwide and Member of the ISP., covering a myriad of personal topics.

Many of Paolos poems are used in Student School Studies with the permission of the Author.

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