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Best Musa Poems

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Mi True Musa
my muse
is not my
wife

i would
like but
she is

more then
twice my
age younger

a smile
raising
more

warmth
then a
sunrise

eyes
that shine
animalistic

mystically
hypnotizing
me

but breathing
the poetic
breath

that all
great muses
do

and
she
does...

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Categories: musa, muse,
Form: I do not know?



Musa the Village Honey Harvester
bees make honey-old news
and Musa,
yes Musa, the rugged, 
self acclaimed village bachelor harvests honey
his farm has a drone of hives,
bees seem to like him
and for...

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Categories: musa, cheer up, community, conflict,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member At the Golden Dawn of Understanding Potd
It was late in gorgeous springtime, and I was teaching my class,
A lesson in African history, and the events of time's hourglass.

My fourth graders were...

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Categories: musa, africa, christian, education, history,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Make Love To Me In That Ancient Place
The Bedouins, bequeathed with the sacred beauty of paradise harsh,
trusted guardians of jealous gorges and gifted groves
lead me from the Wadi Musa to the humble...

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Categories: musa, adventure, desire, history, love,
Form: Epic
Translator
mi Musa uses
a translator to
express her
words to
me

typing what she
wants to say
rapido makes
for the words
of inspiration

as i write this
she has boarded
an airplane to take
her cake and...

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Categories: musa, muse,
Form: I do not know?



What She Means To Me-Male Masculinity
I'm sorry for ever calling you a  especially when it was usually a argument about something I did & you asked me to switch
I...

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Categories: musa, angel, black african american,
Form: Ballad
Ocean Princess
Once upon a time there lived a boy called Musa,
who lived in an Island called Pemba. He loved
going fishing and long journeys into the deep,
blue...

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Categories: musa, deep, fantasy, love, magic,
Form: Narrative
The Ancestors of the Clan
let’s remember the ancestors
the ancestors of the clan –
the infamous and un-kingly kings
celebrate their inglorious libations
all over my land, my clan –
but, my clansmen
let not...

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Categories: musa, dedication, devotion, passion,
Form: I do not know?
Africa the Mausoleum of All
THE MAUSOLEUM OF ALL

Africa is the burial chamber of many,
Millions of men and women rested in peace,
The deepest hole full of important bones,
The bones of...

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Categories: musa, grandparents, grave, hero, memory,
Form: Free verse
A Statement: Not a Poem
Hello friends and future friends. I hope my 
choice of my poetic form is totally absurd. 
I don't even know what an Epithalamium is; 
so...

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Categories: musa, muse,
Form: Epithalamium
I Love Old Niger Songs
sing me her songs
her songs amongst the old rocks & mounts
her ancients songs
amid those pages & their kings
when mansa musa was the prince
& sundiata was...

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Categories: musa, fantasy,
Form: I do not know?
New Lagos
After amala and ewedu,
And after the round two of egusi and fufu.
Na im my eyes come dey pinch me,
Small small i dey close am.
Before i...

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Categories: musa, africa,
Form: Light Verse
Who Am I
Who am I?

I am a lion who comes out as a goat
I am an ocean with waves big enough to drown
I am a child of...

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Categories: musa, absence, adventure, africa, anger,
Form: Free verse
The Boy Who Cried German
*The Boy Who cried German*

  Although Ikeh was as nervous as ever he still gathered a little guts to address those sluts. He always...

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Categories: musa, 10th grade, absence, adventure,
Form: ABC
Transition
We are travellers on this terrestial plane
where acorns are consumed in tinder season 
oaks fell by angry hurricane 
robust iroko mowed by lumbers greedy saw...

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Categories: musa, death, life, sad, light,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things