Amala Poems - Poems about Amala

...Invincible craving for the relish from home, Laughter in deep dimples sets as lava, seats silently with desires. Mother’s medicines rejuvenate, Food, Bring them from Africa. Especially from M......Read More

...aeroplane, The one whose milk nurtured me from infant, If I could give you the world I'd do that in an instant; The one who endures sleepless nights amid my cries, Special one that prepares me "Amala" lofliest than fries. The whom upon whose back I rode as a toddler, I would protect you all times more than a soldier; My angel who starves so I can eat, Who plays all times that I may ne......Read More

...May I have your attention please? I'm not afraid (I'm not afraid) To Lie (to Lie) Everybody (everybody) Come take my Eye (come take my Eye) We'll walk through Eternity together, through the stor......Read More

...Sojourner to far-flung climes; When you return, Will you remember the evening songs Chorused by chirping under the baobab tree? Will you still remember the fame of the great hunter Who......Read More

...SHE'S MY CHOICE AND MY CROSS. You told me beauty is merely skin deep Wasn't that the reason I wooed her in the first place Said it doesn't cook afang soup I've not forgotten my way to mama put......Read More

...```THE SOFT FOOD``` With your sweet fragrance you flooded my mouth Your succulence is something I look forward to feeling every day My hunger you satisfy every blessed day Although the process ......Read More

...After amala and ewedu, And after the round two of egusi and fufu. Na im my eyes come dey pinch me, Small small i dey close am. Before i know i don dey doze, Wetin we dey talk? I don sleep. I ......Read More

... To the bride of Christ I pen this letter. Aya Jesu Nwanyi Chineke. I see you wobbling your feet lazily. Blissfully content with the comfort of this world. Forgetting you were sent on an ......Read More

...is mother into behind him. I saw him danced the forbidding dance of mouners. Things fall apart; mountain crumbled, oceans howled The gods were angry upon us for our sins. We have forgotten "Amala" and now eats Salad, We have abandoned "Akpu" and eats Rice. No more oil on the ground and yam on their shrine; The gods were angry and furious with our lives. They are no longer receiving ......Read More

...The westerners eat Amala and Ewedu We eat Akpo and Ofe Nsala They dance Juju and Apala We dance bongo and atilogwu the beat of life. T^he Northerners speaks hausa whilst we speak igbo They marri......Read More

...No wonder snail keeps to its shell And tortoise prefers its crap Ocean homes fish exclusively Balance diet makes no cage home for bird Nest is a chosen home for its kind My bed So spacious so comfo......Read More