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Best Kenya Poems


The Aberdare Ranges Kenya
Dawn, when silence falters
And the trees of the range- 
Are tucked in a bucket of fog
Marching dawn, whose beauty never alters,
I tuck myself in blankets like a log
At the Treetops Hotel upon the range
Dainty dreams upon dawn’s altar

The dappled peacock dazes the dawn
While the African...

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© Marugu Mo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: kenya, africa, mountains, nature,
Form: Rhyme
My Country Kenya
What a harmonious land it is, 
                       Full of integrated citizens,
            ...

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Categories: kenya, beauty, city, farewell, i
Form: Lyric
Kenya My Pride
We are kenyan superstars,
That is what we are,
Kenya our mother land and pride,
Shines so bright that it cannot fade,
Today we hear,`Kenyan athletes bring home,
Bronze,Silver and Gold,'
Tomorrow,``The Kenya Rugby 7's defeat New zealand again.''

The Maasai culture came up with the Akala sandals,
Which are made out of...

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Categories: kenya, peace, change,
Form: Narrative

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



My Beautiful Kenya
A nonchalant summers breeze seeps silent through a window 
Left ajar 
Carries soft memories scent of 
Warm kenyan musk air 
Which rests in a deep dark corner 
Mind 
Afar 
Faint distant scratching of 
Grasshoppers seranading 
The cumbersome
Boa-bob tree 
Which wavers gently 
At the now noir...

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Categories: kenya, holiday, nostalgia,
Form:
The Aberdare Ranges Kenya
Dawn, when silence falters
And the trees of the range- 
Are tucked in a bucket of fog
Marching dawn whose beauty never alters.
I tuck myself in blankets like a log
At the Treetops Hotel upon the range
Dainty dreams upon dawns altar

The dappled peacock dazes the dawn
While the African crowned...

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Categories: kenya, africa, animal, beauty, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Kenya My Country
It seems so far yet so near
we must get there without fear
this is something we hoped each year
and now at fifty years we still must steer
to build Kenya our country so dear.
fifty years we are not still at pur
But look back and see we are...

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Categories: kenya, cry, future,
Form: Free verse



Thank You Mt Kenya
For milliards of tough years
You have stood in our midst
Unperturbed, indomitable
And you have enticed the rain
And it has showered our fields
Our ridges and verdant plains
And filled not only our rivers
But our streams and rivulets
And much else of our realm
For milliards of long years!

When the first...

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Categories: kenya, thank you,
Form: Free verse
Rice Slam New Democracy African Election Rallies Nairobi, Kenya
RICE SLAM
Nairobi, Kenya  Nov 2012 (election rallies held Sept 2012 until March 2013 election day)

hey hey
voting day
go on strike
take a hike
smash a bike
wave a spike
hey hey
voting day

grab a bat
bat a man
smash and steal
if you can
man its fun
on the run
run and fight
fight all night
start a...

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Categories: kenya, life, places, political, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Muthoni - From Kenya
We used to wait outside 
at the girls rooming house
by the Ohio in Cincinnati

Sex does not self heal
Nor does the salamander  
we trapped under the moss

We always said
We'd die together
At daybreak
We knew better

Love does not always
fill the heart
On rainy nights
It kills the heart

The noon...

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Categories: kenya, break up, love,
Form:
Kenya Kenya
Behold our beautiful flag,
The symbol of our patriotism,
The pride of blackness of Kenyans,
The redness of blood for independence,
The green highlands we cherish,
The whiteness of our peace and love 
With the shields and arrows to defend 
The fabric and kenyanism in us. 

Let Kenya be great...

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Categories: kenya, love, patriotic,
Form: Free verse
Kenya-Ian Munywe
KENYA
Ndege ya unyanyapaa inapaa,
kila siku ni balaa.
Alaa,
alaa!
Hamna kazi,
 swali hili ni wazi.
Haya sio maneno tu,
bali ni kilio cha waja.
Wengi wanaodhulumiwa,
kilio ni cha haki!
Tumechoka na uhuni,
unaokiuka kanuni.
Vyakula,
bei ghali!
Maisha yetu yamo mnadani,
dalali mate yanamdondoka!
Sisi sote ni binadamu,
ni wakati.
Tuungane,
tuimarishe nchi yetu.
Kenya,
ni yetu sote.
IAN MUNYWE©...

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© Ian Munywe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: kenya, class, conflict, discrimination, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Taking a Break In Kenya
TAKING A BREAK IN KENYA

                                        ...

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Categories: kenya, life,
Form: Haiku
Kenya a Hotbed of Awes
Kenya A Hotbed Of Awes

Hahaha! Hahaha!
Do not get me wrong!
As they crave  for the savoury outdoor success,
As they are mounted and motivated to hoist  the flag of their motherland high,
They spread  the indomitable  terror  to others,
They shake the mighty powerhouse,
That...

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Categories: kenya, beautiful, celebration, celebrity, community,
Form: Classicism
Waithera,My First Love
Sometimes I feel I know nothing about life

But I do know something about Kenya

I come from the gustily, hilly terrains of rural Ingavira

Where huts form bungalow sorts of flawless beauty

An ambiance of warm soothing atmosphere

And all my life

My home has been here, yes here. Kenya.

I’ve...

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Categories: kenya, africa, devotion, history, symbolism,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
The Shakahola Massacre
Be Not Afraid 
When God Says so
everything is  permitted
The genocide on screens 
was sanctioned from heaven 
800 acres 800 graves
In the name of God 
Their Journey was hastened 
The heavens were opened
"I saw visions of God."
Ezekiel was preaching

Be not Afraid 
The Government has faith...

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Categories: kenya, africa, bible, death, god,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things