I have a poem about a Chicano Vietnam-era figure in my book Coyote Sun
(March Abrazo Press, 1990). The book is in its 4th printing, yes its still in print.
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I am looking for a poem dealing with Latino veterans. Do you know of any by chance?
Thanks,
Marisa
I’m sorry Marisa, nothing comes to mind except the Rolas de Aztlan CD, on which you’ll find a song related to Vietnam.
Songs of the Chicano Movement
I have a poem about a Chicano Vietnam-era figure in my book Coyote Sun
(March Abrazo Press, 1990). The book is in its 4th printing, yes its still in print.