Rose Freedom Poems

Will you form with me at the centre.? Any colonials
Good and true..'Will you stand? To confront tyranny?
Here there is a place for you.! all you...

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In the days of wine and roses
April showers fresh the air 
Garden sculptures change their poses
Streets are leading everywhere
Sun is shining through the curtain
Through the...

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Death is destined to end life
Yet, it's death that brought eternal life
When man had a worthless life,
Death conceived significances to life

The one who created wealth...

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 By Cherbo Geeplay
 
Have you heard of a voice quiet like 
the dead of night, rising steadily like 
ocean currents above the hills of...

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                        Maybe...

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Passion
Indulge not the rose-pink screen
 That bars fingers of flame
To shade the untouched cheek and give no character a name.
Imprison all humors
To which inspires faint...

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See you soon, I will meet you in the rose garden at noon, we have some details to go over and all the directions of...

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Colorful or Chimera Contest 8-30-23
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Colorful

Separate the tangled tresses of black
Into the colored strands of sheer rainbows,
Release magic of marigold held back,
Mystery of amber lilac in...

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Beyond the Batumi city, i am endlessly unclothed 
A.m., rose, i ran out of my bed
Hopped into a vile pleasure Naked and unbothered
Being Naked, i...

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You'll be the lonely one
By Michelle Morris
04/06/2021

Yesterday the magic died,
I saw the blankness in your eyes;
The love so completely gone,
Coldness left in your heart.

I stood...

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In Africa's embrace, freedom sings,
Through vast plains and rivers' springs.
A continent's heartbeat, strong and true,
Where dreams take flight, where hopes renew.

From ancient tribes to modern...

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If I were your love,
I would be like your glove;
Protect you even from a thorn
And never give you a chance to mourn.

Even when life gives...

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As a friend you want what’s best for me.
I want you and you don’t want me 
Unrequited love can’t you see. 
Loving you is like...

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Ruby

Ruby Bridges was one of the first Black American pupils	
in a 'White' school 
after racial segregation was declared unconstitutional.

It was November 14th, 1960 when six...

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As I Rose
I took asunder, all trials and tribulations
And I rose toward the heavenly gates
with my book of good deeds in one hand
ready to show...

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