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Autumn Africa Poems

These Autumn Africa poems are examples of Africa poems about Autumn. These are the best examples of Africa Autumn poems written by international poets.


WOMB OF ALL BEGINNINGS
WOMB OF ALL BEGINNINGS


In the delicious womb of all beginnings 
we learnt to giggle electrons
to bear all things 
without nusturtiums, pink lilies or doughnuts 
warm...

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Categories: africa, allegory, creation, extended metaphor,



Thanksgiving gobbledygook
Thanksgiving gobbledygook

The following anecdote baste
upon overactive imagination of mine
in sync with being married
and monogamously living socially chaste
life as a scrupulous anchorite,
whose weather beaten corporeal flesh
plus...

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Categories: 12th grade, africa, age,

Harmattan
1
Autumn, harmattan
—forest everywhere 
births green or rust hue

2
Harmattan
—my lips are eager
to map the season

3
Fog-ensnared ocean:
fishermen gasp
in the net of harmattan 


©Nket Godwin...

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Categories: 2nd grade, africa, allegory,

Autumn
as seeing more dry mango leaves flying, cool weather,  autumn starting. 

some trees look empty , some birds miss where to hide, grass start to...

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Categories: africa, autumn, imagery,

Premium Member Summer Rains
The only reason why I like the Summertime is because of the Summer
  Rains. Summertime brings summer rains that are cool, swift and short....

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Categories: africa, age, america, analogy,



George Washington Set Potus Precedent No Lie
George Washington Set Potus Precedent...no lie

trumped hill re: by a bill yon votes
and bridged tradition (Abe Lee) linkedin 
to present president; biden his time
trying to...

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Categories: 12th grade, absence, africa,

Letter To My Beloved Celine
Honestly, I wasn't fine,
I told a lie.
I knew you won't stand the veracious
Of my suffering, that's why I lied.
Many lies I've told;
I said that I'm...

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Categories: 1st grade, addiction, africa,

A Psalm To Solemnize Pure Tin Forefathers Mothers
A psalm to solemnize pure tin forefathers/mothers...

Who didst unknowingly, unquestionably, 
and unwittingly script vitality
and the prologue to Thanksgiving,
(which theme poem initially written)
about three hundred and...

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Categories: adventure, africa, age, america,

Golden House On the Hill
The Autumn sun shone with golden magic
The warmth of the embrace was seen from afar
As I stood along the fence in the valley below

Inside the...

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Categories: africa, feelings, grief, growing up,

Cattle Egret of Africa, and Now America
I
Cattle Egrets have lifted my Spirits
Here in Ft. Beaufort, dirty, not dirt
BY choice, folk in small spaces
Hide from Civilization, national mandates
On Environmental Courtesies and Policies
But...

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Categories: abuse, africa, america, bird,

Cowbirds of South Africa
Senryu and Poem, below:
I
Autumn, dawn, clouds, lake:
Flutter of white storm - trash?
Hundred cowbirds: commute

II - The Poem:
Maybe some 200 cowbirds-
All white with adapted, heron-like beaks...

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Categories: africa, beauty, bible, dark,

Earth's Treasures Flight
Money is green before me and my natural resource is tied into the replenishment our age... Oh, I call to you the father son and...

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Categories: 10th grade, africa, appreciation,

The Night Is a Suitcase
you will never know where you forget it
or lose it,
the night is an overstuffed  suitcase
that you never know when it will open wild,

i saw...

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Categories: africa, age, analogy, april,

There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: africa, 12th grade, character, hope,

Our Origin
How Beautiful Humanity is,
A Piece Of Wandering Souls
Looking up for Immunity, Upon a Soul
Which had been long lost with it's Origin

The Origin is but, The...

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Categories: africa, courage, depression, freedom,


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