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Best Africans Poems

Below are the all-time best Africans poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of africans poems written by PoetrySoup members


I Feel African In Every Vein
I feel African in every vein
the arteries pulsate with love
this continent is so dear to me

I feel African in every breath
the challenges the world paints
I...

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Categories: africans, africa, inspirational, patriotic,
Form: Lyric



South Africa
Listen to the jazz instrumentals of Masekela,
as you take red wine outside a thatched
shelter in a beach in the Western Cape.

Enjoy a hearty meal of...

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Categories: africans, africa, culture, dedication, journey,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Darfurian Girl
I enjoyed an almost idyllic childhood. This was marred only at the age of ten by my circumcision, a cruel and primitive custom among my...

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Categories: africans, bereavement, character,
Form: Prose
I Love America, Differently, In Fuller History
I
The Servants of Free Men on the Mayflower
Knew "abundant life" in Jesus, Great Savior
Two servants, too, rose up to sign The US Constitution
Lover of His...

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Categories: africans, america, appreciation, celebration, community,
Form: Verse
Purge Our Consciences
From my lowly bachelor’s house
Proudly christened ‘Embassy Fair’
I woke up to the chirping of birds
On the trees above and across the vale
And the riverine bushes...

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Categories: africans, prayer,
Form: Free verse



Jai Hind Happy 70th Birthday To India
Mother India
 
Each August 15th since 1947, a day of expectant waiting –
Either terror from India’s enemies and frenemies
Or the terror of weather, some natural...

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Categories: africans, absence, africa, beauty, birthday,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Songs of Africa
In the distant land where the sun radiates
In the heat of the day, as the sun sinks low
He sends his love on the beat of...

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Categories: africans, friendshipsun,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member When Things Went Very Bad For Jesus
It is Good Friday
Remember, remember
When, for Jesus, everything was nasty and sour
When things were very bad for Jesus
Yet, we don’t say: bad Friday
Afterwards, so everything...

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Categories: africans, betrayal, blessing, courage, easter,
Form: Rhyme
This Wonderful World
Who can dispute me in this wonderful world?
We are black, we are white and we are colored	
But we live in same planet floating like Eagle
All...

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Categories: africans, humanity, philosophy,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Streets of Juhu, Mumbai
On the streets of lively Mumbai,
Close to the sandy Juhu,
They serve Chaat and Masala Chai,
To make your heart go Yoohooo!!

The English, Locals and Arabs!
Jews, Africans...

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Categories: africans, arabic, beach, color, feelings,
Form: Ballad
Who Cares
Who cares?
Those were days past 
When Africans used to be brothers
When everyone shared when something bothers 
When we all united against immorality
When a child belonged...

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Categories: africans, africa, community, encouraging, faith,
Form: Verse
Abortion, Advice To Young Women and Men
At this hour ... without any planning I write because I got up to use the restroom, but switched on my text messages and saw...

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Categories: africans, abortion, abuse, addiction, america,
Form: Prose
Reject the Self-Hatred, Part I
Programmed fools demonize our culture,
try to undermine, demoralize,
say that it’s all ‘white supremacist,’
it’s ‘patriarchal,’ ‘all built on lies.’
Overblow every mistake they find,
project onto us all...

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Categories: africans, america, culture, how i
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Thoughts on Iowa and My Childhood City
“And I remember Muscatine -still more pleasantly  - for its summer sunset. I have never seen any on either side of the ocean that...

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Categories: africans, places, youth,
Form: Prose Poetry
Military Coup Erupts In Gabon After the Re-Election of Ali Bongo
Some senior military seized power in Gabon today,
Ali Bongo 's family led the country 
in fifty five years under umbrella 
of French  government as there...

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Categories: africans, political,
Form: Free verse

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