Anambra Poems - Poems about Anambra

...By Izunna Okafor, Awka Happy birthday, dear Mrs. Nonye Soludo! In Anambra's heart, you brightly glow, Through Healthy Living, you've made it so, Your passion for wellness, it clearly shows. ......

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...How can I make you see what I feel When love is blind When I push hard You might think love is wicked Here you are staring at me The only thing i want is to deep my lips to yours And our lo......

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...Mma (Beauty) Izunna Okafor dere ab? a Kere kere ka ? na-egbu ?b?nad? n’anya onye ìsì Onye chi ya g?zìrì O were nke ya, mebe ngàlá Mma ad?gh? n’ótú ?n?tsha Maka na ihe d? ?t? bu ihe d......

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...What a World! By Izunna Okafor Tears roll down my cheeks Beholding the palm tree I tapped From his knowledge of blue ink With a bow, lofting off a huge gap What a World ! Our intell......

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...By Izunna Okafor Oh ye the sun Why have you been stubborn like son Consistent in gazing at ground Endlessly waxing around the town The ground is as though as husk But you never consider t......

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...Friendship: Just Like a Palm Tree By Izunna Okafor From the crusts of lonely loams It gently roots inner and outer And softly pullulates harder and taller To register its purpose to man......

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...Anyammiri Ala Any? (Tears of Our Land) Izunna Okafor dere ab? a Ala Na?jiria ebegbuo onwe ya n'akwa Anya mmiri anya mmiri ebe niile Akwa ?t?t?, akwa ndeeri na akwa ar?r? ?nye ga-az......

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...Bum! Bam! The exixt of jokers, They run for they shall not witness the coming of the Ijele They say, "are we not masquerades? ain't the Ijele as Spirit as we are?" But, their courage fell as the......

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...To Chibuisi FELIX We'll write Africa soon from the houses our ancestors built We'll complete the other half of the yellow sun We will beat the drums together along Anambra and Abia border; f......

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...I could still remember that future banner Fixed at the street of Anambra saying: Welcome home, Achebe, "our great hero" Anambra still mourn you, we mourn you The British protected child born wit......

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...Pumping and pushing with bloated gusto In different styles and shapes they have come, as before Each emerging through unresolved processes as planned Piled up arsenals deployed like there is no ......

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