Ep. 21 A Long Spanglish Poem / Un Largo Poema Inglañol

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I wrote this Spanglish poem a while back. The recording was like a freestyle rap with the rhyming and rhythmic narration. Some words, in addition to English and Spanish, had influences from Turkish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Esperanto peppered into the poem. Some of the themes are faith-based and expressed interesting emotions and random images. In summary, I thought it was a pretty unique sounding poem, but there's always room for improvement. I hope you enjoy!

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I wrote this Spanglish poem a while back. The recording was like a freestyle rap with the rhyming and rhythmic narration. Some words, in addition to English and Spanish, had influences from Turkish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Esperanto peppered into...

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