Long Afro Poems
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Additional Advice To Those Would Be King From the Thiruk-Kural With CommentaryAdditional free advice to those* who would be King from the THIRUK-KURAL with Commentary
[*like presidents, prime ministers, dictators of declining (falling or fallen) nations or even empires]
K442: urranOy niikki uraa amai munkaakkum
...
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Categories:
afro, bullying, immigration, prison, religion, sympathy, tamil, violence,
Form:
Epigram
Chapter 1-- Damian Hakim: the Making of the Man- Damian's Early DaysDate 2008 these are Damian's
Formative days. Damian Hakim
Was born 2001 August 10th.
8lbs 7oz. Big baby boy! Damian
Lived in west Virginia with his
Mother Lucinda, father Carter
Hakim and his siblings. Now 2008
Young Damian...
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Categories:
afro, black love, color, confidence, mental health,
Form:
Prose
From Sunday School To Monday MorningOnce again I tip the scale
And mutter, whoever invented it was a man from hell.
It was not a woman who created weights for size
For women can look past the outer shell
And search deep for what...
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Categories:
afro, art, history, love,
Form:
Ballad
My Wedding DayMY WEDDING DAY
I called her honey, baby,
My best friend, my bride,
You are so beautiful.
She looked at me with smile face,
Smiling loudly.
I said,
“Oh, God bless me with a wise
And humble woman!
Today,...
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Categories:
afro, emotions, inspirational, kiss, loneliness, romance, sweet, true
Form:
Light Verse
What Is My Name My Name Is Child of GodTest many people are unaware this
relishing the thought
Many things have been purchased and bought
what is a human a thing
Unless my color is my being
Been birth and born
Shackled dragged and torn
Been a...
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Categories:
afro, america, analogy, anxiety, assonance, discrimination,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
What Is My Ethnic Name and Who Are the NamersI arose a proud African lineage from far Mid Northern, Southern, Western;
Stolen, Trick,...
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Categories:
afro, africa, america, black african american, change, confusion,
Form:
Ballad
Chapter 61-- Damian Delilah Mallory: the Family --Vacation XiLunch time vacation destination
Was upon the Damian Hakim
Brood. Everybody was excited.
Damian announced,
"Family, we will be leaving
7 o'clock evening time!
We're flying by private jet at
10:15 pm." And I know
Everybody...
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Categories:
afro, business, devotion, emotions, family, father son, firework,
Form:
Alliteration
What Would You Do IfWhat if you were born in the 1800's?
...
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Categories:
afro, abuse, america, analogy, black african american, bullying,
Form:
Free verse
Leaking PenOpening
Fourth street and the divide meet
Near the stream where it's waters Impede
Five metres walk from the wooden bridge
A little further away from the deserted car park
Underneath the third tree with...
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Categories:
afro, fate, hope, life, love, metaphor, passion,
Form:
Free verse
As For Me I BelieveIt is the winter of 1980.
I’m twenty-eight years young,
Driving a red Mustang with glass T-tops,
Feeling all of my awesome sassiness, from toe
To Afro, when I notice the cards driving ahead of me
Are all slowing...
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Categories:
afro, adventure, angel, blessing, christian, jesus, miracle, spiritual,
Form:
Metrical Tale
My HairMy hair has always
had a mind of its own
Stays doing whatever
it wants whenever
it pleases
Just never bothers to do
any of it, at my convenience
Will take its sweet time
to grow
When I'm most...
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Categories:
afro, africa, beauty, culture, hair, nature, race,
Form:
I do not know?
I Will Wait For YouYou know? I've learned a few tricks! If I grab the left rim and pull backward, and grab the right rim and push forward, I can do a pirouette, just like I could when I...
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Categories:
afro, anxiety, boyfriend, break up, health, sad, sad
Form:
Narrative
I'Ll Wait For YouI'LL WAIT FOR YOU
You know? I've learned a few tricks! If I grab the left rim and pull backwards, and grab the right rim and push forward, I can do a pirouette, just like I...
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Categories:
afro, i miss you, men, relationship,
Form:
Prose
Sebaceous glands connected to follicles secrete an oily substance called sebumSebaceous glands connected to follicles secrete an oily substance called sebum
With a title deeply rooted
in subject matter iterated above
invariably makes for hair raising poem,
though I immediately attest said material
constitutes atypical topic
the writing process (with intent
to...
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Categories:
afro, 12th grade, 9th grade, age, anger, beautiful,
Form:
Free verse
Forgive Us, Dr KingYou died for our equal treatment, and we demand "affirmative action."
You died for integration, and we justify segregation when we throw public brawls and destroy property.
You died to stop the Klan and the supremacists from...
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Categories:
afro, africa, betrayal, black african american, christian, community,
Form:
Epic
Hello StrangerHello there !
Black or white
A mixture of yellow or green
Blue eyes or thick lips
May be Short or tall ,fat or slim
A blend of Asian or Caucasian
African or wherever you from,
Do...
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Categories:
afro, africa, appreciation, beautiful, beauty, confidence, courage, discrimination,
Form:
Free verse
The Reason Behind the ReasonA reason behind The reason
Off to uptown
I flew for an holiday
In a resturant of
The so called v.i.p
I was as I never realise
Not until too many eyes
On me as the Afro hair
I wear speak more...
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Categories:
afro, abuse, africa, class, discrimination, freedom, image,
Form:
Epic
Feeling GoodCrackling tension filled the community hall in Abergavenny
‘We are in this together dear folks for a pound or a penny’
Speaking of which the loos were situated right behind the bar
To ensure that urinal relief...
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Categories:
afro, beautiful,
Form:
Rhyme
Numbers In Uphill Letters[A cuppa with mademoiselle Fana Tesfagiorgis]
I had just driven my ageless self into the Kaufmanns’ 1936–1939
Frank Lloyd Wright-constructed Pennsylvania getaway:Falling Water Mansion–
In a 1959 Harley Earl, Cadillac Eldorado Convertible, and in the...
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Categories:
afro, appreciation,
Form:
I do not know?
Broken GlassIn our highschool, we had to go for masses every Saturday and Sunday
And some girls even went for masses early mornings during the week
The nuns kept strict eyes on us
We had limited socializing time with...
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Categories:
afro, africa, culture, daughter, high school, parents, religion,
Form:
Prose
CarnivalIts carnival season again in Trinidad
The whole country in a party mood
With steel pan, soca and calypso
Beautiful women and all kind of food
It has a big show in Skinners Park
Tonight in san Fernando
And we boys...
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Categories:
afro, celebration, culture, history,
Form:
Light Verse
Shynell-Tasha-Tinina-ChanaDon't give it up yet,
no not tonight
double negatives
there will be plenty of time
to put it on him and make his afro grow
and create foggy windows
Just not now
I don't care he is a football star
and may...
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Categories:
afro, brother, father,
Form:
I do not know?
Mirror - ContestBeing born of privilege came with
certain expectations; life was planned,
The silver spoon had been placed at
the mouth by a single command.
Superiority was the chosen station
and vocation,
Inferiority was frowned upon in each
generation.
No one questioned...
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Categories:
afro, feelings, introspection, mirror,
Form:
Rhyme
She False Me, She False Me NotAs time flies, so her emotion swiftly fries,
As life frowns to dust, so her affection swiftly drowns to lust,
As love turns to coal, so her smile swiftly runs to the cold,
As sunset sets away, so...
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Categories:
afro, lost lovelife, me, hate, life, love, me,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
Division Against HumanityBlack vs white vs dark skin vs “yellow bone
Men vs women vs straight vs homosexual
Poor vs the rich vs Afro vs weave
Christian vs Muslim vs atheist
All are keeping score
None will ever admit...
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Categories:
afro, anti bullying, class, color, gender, humanity, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse