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                                       CATALINAS
                                                 by Denise A. DeVries
                                          Dim and drowsy, hesitant, hazy,
                                                  draped in grayish gauze, 
                              they bide their time,  gently dozing all morning  


                              until day’s blaze drives us in from the glare
                                         Now they sidle closer, slipping

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                                        from under their dusty veils,
  
                                     stalking wide-eyed on silent paws.
  
                                Suddenly, we find ourselves nose to nose,
  
                                       the demure now bold, unblinking,
  
                                       showing their true colors, daring,
  
                                            distinct in every shadow,
  
                                         every sharp and rugged edge.
  
                           Our captured glance, like fascinated prey,
  
                            is pinned in plays of sunset and shadow
  
                                          until darkness falls
  
                                and once again they creep away.
  
  

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Delia Ibañez                          English 5                      February 7, 2013

I, too, sing America
A success in my land
I've been reduced to washing dishes
under paid
I quit!
find a better job
prepare a home for my family
Tomorrow,
I'll own a corporation
an employer
never again
an employee
then
They'll see
how I raised my daughters
forged my sons
and regret
I, too, am America

For my father, Alvaro Ibañez, an immigrant from Colombia and the owner of
 A-Ibanez Art Design Inc.

                                                                                                                                        

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