Colonial Poems - Poems about Colonial

...The Fable of Jesus Jesus was skeptical of his tribe, he didn't  whether he was a Semite, his father, the renowned  the wood craftsman had green eyes and knew  a few phrases of gallic monks had vi......Read the rest...

...They were exhibited as strange curiosities, They all had a face, a name, an identity on this land soiled by negrophobia. They looked without seeing, their eyes lost in the ruins of their humanity......Read the rest...

...We are tired of enduring the odious cult paid to the lackeys of Françafrique. This situation is becoming intolerable. It is deeply humiliating to see mediocre and alienated ******* running the ba......Read the rest...

...Africa does not belong to the West. Its raw materials do not belong to the West. The banana republics of French-speaking Africa do not belong to France. African immigration cannot be criminaliz......Read the rest...

... Attending an ‘SDS’ meeting Watched ‘Democracy’ take a beating Listened to strident, long-haired voices denounce the USA shilling for Marx, Hegel, and Lenin all the way ......Read the rest...

...We harboured a dream Believing freedom would bring us joy We sought to liberate ourselves From the shackles of colonial reign Freedom arrived, vast and unrestrained To our prayers God answered......Read the rest...

...Before Mr. Peanut an advertising team created Elsie the Cow At the Borden Milk Company, Elsie, a Jersey heifer, was a wow. she was introduced with three friends- Blossom, Bessie and Claire. Four y......Read the rest...

... The Philippines, with its strategic location at the crossroads of the Pacific Ocean, and the South China Sea, is the Pearl of the Orient, the nickname used to describe the country since......Read the rest...

...I moved South from Seattle's rainy haze, To Atlanta's charm in the early 80s days. They called me a Yankee, a foreign soul, But Southern living soon took its toll. Sightseeing spots, reminders ......Read the rest...

...In shadows cast by Western might, The System whispers, a colonial blight. 1. Shatter morals, a cultural fray, where heritage falters, lost in dismay. Reduced to echoes of a proud past, ......Read the rest...

...The din of darkness, The cacophony of impostors, The symphony of ignorance, The decadence of progress, Colonial heritage, The empire of the pharaohs, The agony of the pyramids, The orde......Read the rest...

...POEM: Welcome to Palestine. The land of the prophets and the martyrs. Let’s show show some respect, and bow down in humility… Gaza may be small, but their angels are all over and as far......Read the rest...

... First we Cain 'em ~ That dis-Abels 'em ......Read the rest...

...Antonio Lobo Antunes Writes a chronicle, which he claims is about Nothing that, for us, ( Nothing ) encompasses a mountain of words reflecting the need of the needs ofman Antonio protested again......Read the rest...

...No one is hated more than he who speaks the truth - Pluto as Belgian officers cut off legs and hands Of innocent Congolese from 1885, king Leopold II smiled, the victims of atrocities cried,......Read the rest...