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Congo River Poems - Poems about Congo River


Doubting Thomas luxuriates under Dylanesque milkweed

...Doubting Thomas luxuriates under Dylanesque milkweed

made fibrous threads...constituting heavy blanket
(crocheted by the missus)
on a cool Autumn like morning...

to stave off experiencing get...
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Categories: congo river, analogy, animal, august, autumn,
Form: Free verse

Growth

...Growth, 
For the growth of African global economy 
Many African governments thought to have financial 
bank which can be financing 
most African mega-projects  
as they don't have decisions 
or...
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Categories: congo river, africa, appreciation, courage, encouraging,
Form: Free verse



The Madonna

...my presence was needed
the announcement echoed thru hospital halls
which meant the medical team assembled
but that kind of expertise
was not why i was called
my lot in this equation, a signature...
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Categories: congo river, appreciation, devotion, faith,
Form: Free verse

Bonobos

...Bonobos are listed as, endangered
and mirror Chimpanzees, with 98.7% of human DNA
They are found in forests, south of the Congo river
and are sometimes called, a pygmy Chimpanzee

Bonobos are sm...
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Categories: congo river, animal, beautiful, earth, education,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberI Would Love To Visit Africa

...I would love to visit Africa 


I would love to visit the heart of Africa
there's no doubt it would have my heartbeat
my ancestry, my love, my wide open eyes
dad told me long ago
as i scooted ...
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Categories: congo river, adventure, fantasy,
Form: Free verse



Love's Bases

...Genuine love is loveless
Whereof the heart is beclouded
With mystic, monastic and metaphysical aura
Only minds as deep as the Congo river can contain.

'Tis when fair love subsist
That spiritua...
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Categories: congo river, emotions, feelings, heart, inspiration,
Form: Verse

Black Beauty

...She sits on her throne with a fixed smile on her ebony face
staring into the crowd, she sees the peasants all grim and dull
But the smiles on their faces tell her they have love, strength, and happ...
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Categories: congo river, black african american, loss,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things