Compatriots Poems - Poems about Compatriots

...There’s no victor and no vanquish, The so-called rising sun of Biafra has been set forever, It would be a disservice for anyone to refer to any eastern state of Nigeria as Biafra, The tragic chapt......

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... Etched in Stone In the soothing serene silence of a shining summer day Strolling along a lonely alley laid in black stones Bordered on both sides with verdant ......

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... Oft times, I truly desire with a passion to write like my fellow poets. In doing that, I cannot see, the beauty in my own, and fail to recognize it. To create poetical magic, I have to ......

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...It comes out of its chamber, Summoned by the evening, It stands on its podium, A lamp for the night, It tells us it’s time to retreat, Rest for a while in the twilight blues, Let go of the burd......

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...Once again, they horde the fuel Tricking everyone to blame the gov't spoil. Weeks ago, they pledged loyalty To serve her faithfully with all might Yet here they are, inflating prices, pocketing t......

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...white balloon of pulse beats its sluggish hops on March land matted with half melted snow freed from a nearby high rise balcony cut from its red and blue compatriots still hooked onto the rail......

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...This is not a poem, this is a message for those who only come at my page to see flaws in my poem and in me, so they can make foul verbal comments. I'm not referring to my fellow poets here. I'm refer......

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...as some African young leaders are  standing up with the problems of millions of Africans. they know well  about the work they are doing ... Africa's advocates who know the consequence......

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...From the patriots grave there comes a disturbance a sound so faint it is distant less. It floats in on the wings of absurdity. It defies the continuity of human expiration, upending the status qu......

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...Let lines be drawn Beyond my nerves Make it unclear to the deaf-blind This journey of slavery And undue enrichment This society and nature Have yoked us with. Should I, should I not Is the ......

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...We all know the day, Which we came to fay; We all remember the day, Which the black and white were faraway; We all mark the day, Which our power became black not grey. So horrible, That we w......

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...I remember clinging on to the naked branch, which had been my home since the season of birth. In my days of botanical glory, flourishing and nourishing in nature I would spread my vibrant win......

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...The bones of a forest are stripped clean by the ocean and strewn on her shores. The sun-bleached wooden cemetery leaves a somber impression on the morning scavenger of shells, who meanders in the gr......

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...Why coup d'état in Niger? Will the junta hand back power to ousted President Mohamed Bazoum? Some people blame the military to destroy democracy and others support them to take out some corr......

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... There is magic in life, but you must let go of anyone,out to destroy your soul. Of these there are a plethora. Are they descendants of Sodom and Gemmorah ? These poets…simply can......

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