Kola Poems - Poems about Kola

In the land of the rising sun, Where the Igbo people have begun, A tale of love, so pure and true, Between two hearts, that beat anew. The maiden's name was Ekemma, A beauty, with a heart of gold, Her eyes, like the morning dew, Shone bright, with a love so true. The young man's name was Nnanyereugo, Strong and brave, with a heart...

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In Igbo land, where tradition holds sway, The kola nut's significance, is celebrated each day, A symbol of unity, of peace and of love, Breaking the kola, sent from above. With three lobes, like the Trinity's might, The kola nut represents, the bond between day and night, Between the living and the dead, it bridges the gap, A sacred ritual, that seals...

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I see a seed of white colouration, And pink pigmentation. Manually easy to divide, Not ritually difficult to provide. I see the financially easy to handle, A culturally accepted candle. Announcer of a host’s good wishes, Much more treasured than his dishes. A proof of the giver’s honest intention And summary of his cheerful disposition. Alligator pepper is its errand boy, Content to seem all through...

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Gods of our land, this is Kola! Food by your very own hands baked, Which breathes life into us. He who brings Kola brings life, Here in my hands is Kola. May hospitality never leave us, May peace forever in our abode reside. May our brothers never betray us and let our sisters in cordiality bask....

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Kola a froggie from Lake PeGrumptoon A hop, a skip, and a jump-to the moon ...

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Her face with liquid eyes of brown, trusting upon my arm lies down. My fingers gently stroke velvet ears. She looks at me and shows no fear. I place a kiss between her eyes, she licks my face one last time. As her eyes slowly close, rhythm of breathing starts to slow. Stethoscope placed against her heart. Those words "She's gone now" miles apart. My...

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