Barak Poems - Poems about Barak

I have seen the black face of his Kenyan father With whom he didn’t go farther: an absolutely Black Papa Describing not the Diaspora Rappa, His loudest trumpets for Jomo, As Barak’s nearly were for The Homo: Safer A self –reclaiming returnee Than an ever groping escapee: Better Kenya’s social leper Than an American on paper And heard have I of his unique white...

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Oh, Lord I am all yours All yours Yes all yours it's all up to you that I'm freely, freely choose To be just all yours, all yours Barak Shàbach I bow down To you O Lord And loud adoration I proclaim h a l a l A celebrate and dance h a l a l O...

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B arak means a stroke of lightning A nd Mr. Obama lit the electorate on fire R epublicans dimmed his initial flash A lthough he parleyed it into quite a stash K ennedy's Cape Cod Compound he'll next acquire ...

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BARAK TOWDAH- - Oh, Father I bow down to you; Heavenly Father I worship true; And I will do just your will is do; Barak I’ll bow down Towdah to give thanks My God, My God surrender it all I do My God I surrender it all to you I will be true, I’ll turn around just for you Redeem me O...

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Dear Mr. Barack Obama; Im not writing this for any political drama I just want to remind you of a word called Karma and how right could never wrong nobody. I know you don’t know me but I am the voice of a city that’s dying, I’m the tear of a mother that’s crying...

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I walked toward the river Barak one evening's golden misty haze My raw heart was aching a bee in spiderstrings' coiled image The scent of fresh watercress did sink in drops of setting sun I battered my doubts and cruised my blues on landscape's woozy auburn I saw the strings of scatterbrains on the waves of space and...

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There was at one time a woman judge named Deborah. She lived in the high land between Bethel and Ramah. This wife of Lappidoth held court under some great palms. Ephraim was the place where she would settle many qualms. Deborah proved to be a prophetess of God’s word. The Lord’s voice was what through her sounds the people had...

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