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haiku no. 292
Corporate oligarchs— they want her head on a plate, fear Karen Lewis. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 292, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 311
Sunset on her face— groceries pulling her down; she waits for the bus. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 311, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 325
Public school closings: education apartheid, it’s a no-brainer. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 335, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 362
Rahm kills public schools; profiteers wait in the wings— eyeing the “strivers.” ~Guillermo Delgado no. 362, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 363
In America, poor schools have to beg for arts— the privileged schools don’t. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 363, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 364
Schools of the poor closed: Rahm and his school board cronies— a new apartheid. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 364, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 366
Poor kids = cash: corporate reformers counting… we’re at a crossroads. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 366, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 368
The sound of dissent— echoes in urban canyons, permeating walls. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 368, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 377
As temperatures rise, teens ramble on city streets— it’s human instinct. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 377, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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haiku no. 404
On a cool spring night— under majesty of stone: Angela Davis. ~Guillermo Delgado no. 404, Guillermo Delgado, 2013
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