Poems About: AFRICA

From the struggles of yesterday, today I shine
I have climbed from the ghetto that had me blind.
I was scorned by the curse of black stereotype
But my life has changed and today I shine read more »

I’d want to write
A piece
About Zimbabwe
A country, gifted with nature, read more »

She seems such a nice lady the beautiful Irene
Her hair as dark as raven's wing her countenance serene
She came out from South Africa with her husband and family
And in Australia for her kids she says more opportunity. read more »

Good luck to all the African teams
I can already feel as Africa beams
my wish that an African team wins
Is not like searching in a bag of pins read more »

Welcome to Africa to get peaceful pleasure,
Here I shall open the box of African treasure. read more »

Forever we stand, forever we stand,
We must strain our God given talent
Until they cry for mercy, our eminent
Talent must be a rain to the dry African deserts, read more »

Raised by the bare bones of nature’s grace,
my home held hands with the feral forest,
where nature hid her gold. read more »

So long, too long!
Back in the days and back in time;
Struggling from the roots of Africa to identify myself;
But, born in 1961! ! read more »

INFANTRY COLUMNS

We're foot--slog--slog--slog--sloggin' over Africa --
Foot--foot--foot--foot--sloggin' over Africa -- read more »

AFRICA, MY AFRICA

Back in the years of the b.c.
When I was but a spirit in the heavenlies read more »

the cancer in paradise (Ambiguous Africa)

Africa you have given me my childhood years,
in you i know my friendships and my fears, read more »

Where the ancestor's spirits lives forever
Saluting Madiba for his endeavour
The dawn of freedom colours the eastern sky
Awake South Africa it's my cry read more »