Education Life Poems

Sunday afternoon my grandmother decided to take me down with her to the memory lane.
She seemed  excited like a  child traveling first time...

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Well, they’ll mandate ya when you’re in the health department

They’ll  mandate ya when you’re in the education department

They’ll  mandate ya when you work...

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Children know no history 
Thus know no lessons

Until they learn them
From those... telling the tales.

Oh… does Government know this well
Look who controls earliest education

Past teenage...

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[I work at an office,
with a fixed salary
to feed a family:
without a denial to hardwork
I work tediously
my little ones attend school routinely,
We solely wish necessities
neither...

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I am a man born with two hearts,
So I have an excuse...
To love everything in twos,
From beautiful women to mixing top-shelf booze.

I even drive two...

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A whistling wheezing hamlet, whispering and emanating, tunes euphonic, 
In a remote isolated valley, far-flung from the abode of the temporal, 
Warbling quietly to whistle...

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The fancy degree from a world famous school
set in a frame that’s worth more
than the paper on which it’s printed
all the awards
the accolades
none of it...

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In this world, we can feel small
thinking others more clever than you
if we listen to their interactional voices
inferior is out feeling that needs to undo

Remember...

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A single stride, like silence, from my mother's womb,
Leads me through hills and valleys till I reach my tomb…

Each step of my journey is an...

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 Love is the strangest land
It's that promised land of happiness
That everyone keep talking about
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Love means both beautiful and ugly
It does not discriminate against anyone
In...

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Taliban march on,
Kabul falls into the hands of barbarians
As
Chaos and death their steps follow.
- 
Mothers mourn their children
Bereaved wives grieve the death of their husbands
Panic...

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What makes a good mother?
What makes a good home?
Her granddaughter asked
A woman always on her knees my child

For pretty faces in time get old
And bodies...

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Death comes for us in whispers, 
Leaking stardust to our eye.
A lump of moon stuck deep inside each throat, 
We wear his night like some...

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I immigrated to Canada from Greece, in nineteen seventy-one
It was the best thing in my life that till that moment I had done

Nothing was easy...

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Nowadays self-sabotage is glorified
Mothers wide-eyed and terrified 
Of their little babies becoming demonised 
Getting help is horrified
But bottling it up is normalised 
As a society...

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