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Best Hausa Poems

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


Questions of Balance: a Jeremiad
QUESTIONS OF BALANCE: A JEREMIAD

Why is it at 70 politicians are still underage
To assume political offices	
And at 30 youths are overage to begin a professional...

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Categories: hausa, abuse, africa, anxiety, corruption,
Form: Free verse



Unity In Cultural Diversity
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...

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Categories: hausa, art, beautiful, , western,
Form: Free verse
My Mom
TO MY MOM DADA ZOUWAIRATOU M YAUKI
THE TRUEST HAUSA-FULANI

The iron core of the whole family
She stands with the long rooster
First crow which tears up, praying,...

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Categories: hausa, allah, blessing, childhood, culture,
Form: Free verse
Amina
I do not know what I'll find
if I pull off your hijab
Perhaps a cobra lurks to bite
Whose venom will kill wit

I've bared my heart into...

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Categories: hausa, courage, girl, heart, how
Form: Free verse
Christmas Rebels (2).
But night’s bell came with tears and without love,
As our bamboo door talked,
“KNOCK! KNOCK!!”
Before my voice could speak,
Legs ruined down my door,
Then eyes in different...

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Categories: hausa, adventure, black african american,
Form: Narrative



My Daughter's Carrot.
I am sorry,
I am very sorry,
This is for my daughter
I mean my young, beautiful pet.

That was it, the voice of my friend
Who now prides himself
Of...

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Categories: hausa, adventure, friendship, funny, people,
Form: Free verse
Words of Young Generation - a Message To Nigerian Youth
Please be informed: 

The Nigerian youths have agreed together in love and oneness that in 2023 presidential election and in every other elections, whether state...

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Categories: hausa, 5th grade,
Form: ABC
Blood Sprinkle For Religion
A horrendous act
that could only be imagined
as Insidious and contemptuous
Many were massacred
Thousands displaced
The Hausa Militias took over
Zaria was in their palm
A horrendous act
That could only...

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Categories: hausa, angst, death, faith, life,
Form: Free verse
Beauty of Irony
when i look at you;a beautiful soul.
when i look at you i see fireworks
when i look at you i hear songs
when i look at your...

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Categories: hausa, confusion
Form: Narrative
Caution
CAUTION
Excuse me.......
Say to our Hausa fellow
Tread with caution
Niger is but the nest of sundry
The deeds our patriots
Drag not to the mud...

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Categories: hausa, peace
Form: Epigram
Love On Net
LOVE ON NET




Nigeria’s a jungle though
There’s a fairy 
She’s my first love on net
Magamathy.,the sweetest

She must be a bud
Blooming across lush green leaves
I  feel...

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Categories: hausa, lovegreen, love,
Form: Free verse
My Africa
Africa!Africa 
My Africa
A proud land of our forefathers 
Africa my jewel 
Your recipes of courage has been pass from generation to generation 
A continent carved...

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Categories: hausa, africa, black love, celebration,
Form: Narrative
The Almajeris (I)
Of the age of one to thirteen
Young, untapped kids
Of the team of 53 beggars in "Kaduna"
Fresh, unripe fruits
Of multiple-colours of plates at hand 
Vivacious, veil...

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Categories: hausa, adventure, angst, children, life,
Form: Free verse
The Almajeris (Ii)
Of them our rulers 
To the pauperised people.
Of a kingdom surrounded 
By millions of the  “Almajeris” .
Of looters in power up towers
Thinking not to...

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Categories: hausa, adventure, angst, children, life,
Form: Free verse
The Born To Rule Mentality
In the fantasizing brains of all Nigerian Fulanis,
Including their kindergarten still urinating on nannies;
All the entries and exits within country’s Aso Rock
To keep obeying their...

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Categories: hausa, africa, character, dream, people,
Form: Rhyme

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