Ethiopia Poems - Poems about Ethiopia

Greece and Ethiopia have had unwavering and unbroken bonds of friendship since ancient times. Greece is the land of freedom and democracy, also one of the pillars of worldwide civilization in all sectors {philosophy, poetry , art etc.} The great ancient Greek poet HOMER is frequently refereed to Ethiopia in...

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From the ancient kingdom of Aksum To the rock-hewn churches of Lalibela Ethiopia's cultural wealth shines bright— A droplet of wonder on history's umbrella. The harmony between graves and crosses Speaks of a rich and diverse heritage Iconic biblical scenes, the Waaqeffanna of Oromo Elevate Ethiopia's cultural legacy. Ethiopia is indeed rich in culture From the intricate rhythms of...

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Waterfalls here and there sprout (A) From the bottom of the mountain (B) Monkeys and apes are gamboling (C) Comfortably, somewhere on the leafy soil (D) On trees top, snacking from the wild fruit (A) Gathered, seemed as they had a summit (A) Somewhere wavering on the tree (E) I were alone blatantly beside the pond (F) On the body of the botched...

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Beauty Beauty is not about being beautiful It is about being respectful Beauty is not about your skin colour It is about your heart It is about your faith ...

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the Semienite kings erected stelae to the kingdom of the wrestling with God; Ethiopian hinterlands ruled with the iron fist of Judea, the flag of Magen David swaying in Abyssinian winds. Judit?battle-hungry commander of war, panzer-woman of Scriptural Armageddon! the queen casts her leather noose and steers the forces of Beta Israel into a battle of redemption and of honor conducted in a...

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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 very attentive, as I recounted the glory, Of tales such as Mansa Musa's, maybe the richest man in history! Sultan of Mali was Mansa Musa, during the far off Middle Ages, The world's...

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