Poems About: AFRICA

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 »

When I look at Africa,
I see the wild life- They show the wild living,
I see a people- loving- giving and truly believing,
They show a people heartless and only thirsty for killing, read more »

Paradise Lost


The grass is tall now a cat with a dormouse in its read more »

Oh talents, oh talents!
Talents do die easily in Africa;
But, talents are special gifts which,
Money cannot buy. read more »

When your great-great-Grandmother
sold across the brush of cotton
was singing songs of Africa
and working under lash and lock read more »

Why can’t my people have freedom?
Freedom in their country.

Children of Africa dying. read more »

Strong
Elegant
Robust
Energetic read more »

Dark as coal
Inside out white as snow
An epitome of Herculean
An ocean of availability read more »

I too am a great admirer of Oliver Tambo
I love Nelson Mandela
Ruth First and John Harris were brutally
Eliminated by the gangs of white minority rule read more »

When times are bad
and I am with my hands in my hair
and black foreigners from all over Africa
overnight becomes citizens read more »

Welcome, thrice welcome, to the city of Dundee,
The great African explorer Henry M Stanley,
Who went out to Africa its wild regions to explore,
And travelled o'er wild and lonely deserts, fatigued and footsore. read more »

I cry for Africa,
Afrique du Sud where
we won freedom before
accepting read more »