Colonialists Poems - Poems about Colonialists

...Colonialists  They came to see conquered  plundered other nations' heritage voices of dissent hung in the breeze  The elite thought of themselves as educated Wrote learned books about stolen ......

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... ~ An Eight-Line Treatise on 'Settler Colonialism' ~ The Apache beat up on the Cheyenne and the Iroquois on the Sioux Mohawks ‘mohawked’ the Mohicans ......

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...Name-calling We who live in the west  do not see Israel as a colonial power the last one in the Middle East As many colonialists before Israel this unlawful occupation will end and when the dus......

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...I am a child of war, misery, anger and suffering. I grew up with sadness, uncertainty and anxiety. I took refuge in solitude to avoid human bestiality and its hypocrisy. My distress illuminated......

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...wild fires on Table Mountain spread their ugly flames onto the University centre of learning old books in the ancient library smouldering ashes of bygone wisdom student quarters bu......

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...Malignant gangrenous political cancer corrupts, festers, and poisons United States, thus opposition cannot wait, especially since Gospel in accordance with feeble minded Donald T......

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...It's time to divide. Please manage yours. I'll do mine. We'll fight together. You're the lake, the bay and the floodplain. I am the current. I don't need the Spanish-given. My ancestors......

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...Yet Africa is expected to fall in line With speed and alacrity Or be headed back to Europe For much deserved censure And sanitization in the heart Of brutish Europe! Have we not seen ......

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...Long before the colonialists came With a club and a Bible to tame, Came one Nicholas Abercombie, Upon his chest a cross of fashioned tree On which he said the Savior died, And could Africans see......

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...Columbus, you again Your rotten caravels still unforgotten Silhouette of flitting bats And old wives tale of true honor For at each wheel The old African seamen Rana Raraku And their big nose......

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...1. the wind is prone to grand festival if you cook your own food by burning your hands in the day time at night then you will be also eligible for having a ticket this train will not sto......

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