Cinco De Mayo: The Battle of Puebla
La Batalla De Puebla El Cinco De Mayo
In memorandum:
For victory and the hope
For victory and the hope
Resistance
Singularity, - National
Continental; last invasion
Celebrate
Piñata,
Guacamole, and nothing french fried
On the fifth of May;
Cinco de Mayo
Published by Walton S. Tissot
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The holiday of Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army's unlikely victory over the invading French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.
34 Comments
Post a CommentLots of history in just a few words.
Lo me gusta! Muy excellente!
ha I love the "and nothing french fried! I love refried beans. Great poem.
says so much in a few little words...
(:
Illuminates the dichotomy of the holiday perfectly.
I read this and thought I commented. I must be losing it. Anyway, you know I love your work.
I agree, this is nicely Done Walt.
I wish you could see Cinco De Mayo in Chicago, Walt! It's really a big deal here.
Mmmm... guacamole :) This is making me look forward to Cinco de Mayo - especially since it's my anniversary :)