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Module 5

Multicultural Poetry

"We have no borders when we read." Naomi Shihab Nye

Poetry Breaks 21 - 25 are related to multicultural and international poets.

Poetry Break 21 - A Poem by an African American Poet

Poetry Break 22 - A Poem by a Latina poet

Poetry Break 23 - A Poem by an Asian American Poet

Poetry Break 24 - A Poem by a Native American Poet

Poetry Break 25 - A Poem by an International Poet

There are so many wonderful multicultural poets and poems, it was difficult to narrow the choice to one or two for each group. This web site has changed, and I no longer know how to link this page to the poems. Please go directly to the menu. Enjoy!