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Best Monrovia Poems

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Premium Member The Mythical River Beast
I watched it emerge
from out of the fog, monumental
in size, a sheer cliff face of steel 
moving pass me, almost
quieter than my breath 
but for...

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Categories: monrovia, boat, magic, river,
Form: Free verse



Mother Africa
Oh! Mother Africa!
From the East to the West, from the North to the South of     
     ...

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Categories: monrovia, courage, peace, mother, africa,
Form: Light Verse
Is Death An Igbo Man
IS DEATH AN IGBO MAN?
Quietus: ‘Nna Grave, this is Quietus 
from Vaults and Sons International.
My containers don arrive?’

Grave: ‘Yes Oga Quietus. From:
—Cairo—Syria—Boston—Kangan—
—Somalia—Monrovia—Sudan—
—Iraq—Afghanistan—Pakistan—Congo— 
—Russia—Yemen—Israel—
—Ivory Coast—Rhodesia—Burkina; ...

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Categories: monrovia, conflict
Form: Free verse
In My Fatherland
Flowers of peace are now magnificently blossoming
In the gardens of the battlefields of Khartoum and Kinshasa.
And roses of tranquillity and order slowly blooming 
In the...

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Categories: monrovia, peace, poverty,
Form: ABC
Premium Member The Genie On the Loose
The genie is on the loose
                   ...

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Categories: monrovia, cry, dark, horror, journey,
Form: Lyric



Farewell To Ellen
By Cherbo Geeplay

It rains so much in Monrovia that a
day is like the bloated dough on a 
grey earthly May, washing over October. 
My love,...

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Categories: monrovia, africa, allegory, allusion, corruption,
Form: Rhyme
Broken Skulls
(For: those who fell on the hills of Liberia)

I hear a song from my hills
I hear it sound from afar;
And towards my homestead
Near those aging...

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© Canny Amah  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monrovia, satireme,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Middle March Madness
March middles and meanders
while munching on mild marigolds and
meekly mumbling melancholy meanings
about the miserable maladies of
migraines from mostly grasses and pollens.

Meanwhile, mealy mouthed moguls
make monotone...

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Categories: monrovia, fun, silly,
Form: Alliteration
Broken Skulls
(for: those who fell on the hills of Liberia)

I hear a song from my hills
I hear it sound from afar;
And towards my homestead
Near those aging...

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© Canny Amah  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monrovia, satireme,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Blue Dress
Blue Dress

The dolphins of Monrovia, 
came to dinner one day. 
The dress, 
all blue...
you understand. 

It was held beneath the sea, 
not under a tree,...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monrovia, africa, hip hop, holocaust,
Form: Narrative
A Different Kind of Plague
Someday, today will be the stranger whose children's 
gifts are sold on black markets more than smartphones, 
but this is just like the chance of...

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Categories: monrovia, angst, betrayal, corruption, history,
Form: Narrative
Tales of Id In Segovia and Madrid
A silly young man from Segovia
Was eager to collar a novia:*
	When asked for his preference,
	He gave points of reference,
Restricted from Minsk to Monrovia.
	
When asked, an...

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Categories: monrovia, humorous, light,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Anywhere But Segovia
Anywhere but Segovia, I don't want to vacation there,
what do you think about Madrid, at least that city has some flair?
Pick someplace charming and quaint...anywhere...

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Categories: monrovia, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Light Verse
Blood On the Wall
Here we are again 
Losing our loved ones 
It's raining harshly in our city 
COVID -19 ruining our homes 
And tears rolling off the window...

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Categories: monrovia, 12th grade, 5th grade,
Form: Free verse
Bring Back Our Money
Yesterday
Somewhere in Monrovia 
Shining stars dropped off the skies
They wore a beaming smile 
Brandishing their pockets and lifestyles 

Somewhere in Monrovia 
A container was sexually...

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Categories: monrovia, 12th grade, africa, betrayal,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs