Long Exploiters Poems

My RightWing 
all white male dominant
or venus invidiously envious
family

Is way quick to remain gated
away from drug
and alcohol
and automated arms dealers
and users,
black market buyers
and sellers
and renters.

Yet these same straight 
boxer whitey patriarchs
are curiously too tidy comfortable
with...

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I was taught by   my father to be obedient in the dense forest to save the individuals trees, stop destruction to plantation. I cannot be silent under the detriment from lumberjacks to global...

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Sham(e) full travesty regarding fourth of July celebration

American independence day
linkedin severance from English crown
Continental Congress representatives
parlayed courtesy thirteen original colonies
yielding Declaration of Independence
immediately rendered null and void
established vassalage courtesy British rule.

Fast forward two hundred and...

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Sham(e) full travesty regarding fourth of July celebration

American independence day
linkedin severance from English crown
Continental Congress representatives
parlayed courtesy thirteen original colonies
yielding Declaration of Independence
immediately rendered null and void
established vassalage courtesy British rule.

Fast forward two hundred and...

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Now the enemy is a vague foggy ghost
brought so readily and intimately to the forefront
those well-known unknown faceless pernicious enough
a hidden host in a wanted posters photograph
come they have to invade your homes
to run their...

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Restorative justice programs
empower victims
and enlighten remorseful perpetrators

To become active co-responders
in a partnership
to brighten win/lose
left-brain dominant trespassers
in the win/win grace of forgiving
fore-gifting all us Trespassers
as we forgive our TransPassive exploiters
straight white privileged monoculturists
overpoweringly competitive capitalists
climate eco-extractive...

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A Comrade like Ben

A statesman like Mandela diplomatically
suspended the necessary struggle of opposites,
gummed his fragmented land together with reconciliation….
exploiters to exploited , murderers to martyrs
imperialist to invisibled indigenes  
lives in Sandton and councils Bill...

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you know that you need forgiveness for…

A.	Distrusting (even just a  little)     any person who looks or seems different 
from you in any way.
B.	Wishing someone crazy would use one of those...

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HARMONY 69
The night of twelfth December `69  
knotted together an icy storm wind 
that whipped False bay`s waves 
to white -frilled blankets.
Thunderclaps against primal rocks
resonated through a ghettoe of glowing tents
on a dark, rough...

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COVID-19 pandemic analogous how indigenous peoples got felled...

Woebegone, enraged spirits
holographic images taciturn
journeying somberly aghast
at their stolen sacred lands... mourn
dead souls impossible mission

sabotaged aery mission endeavor
happy hunting grounds upheaval
witnessed gaunt bloody sojourn,
perhaps collective aboriginal ghosts return
to...

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Black Man, listen!
Not all road leads to the white house of the world,
Not all that  shines like the stars are gold to the eyes.
Not all mouth that smiles is ready to do good things,
Make...

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Watered and nurtured in 
a congregation of a large brotherhood
the master is loving and caring
never allowing harm befall us all
or competition from green exploiters trouble us.
Weeds are cleared and burnt
Pests- fought back and eradicated,
all these...

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In the rush to satisfy
                              ...

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It was that particular point of time in my lone life,
When, mind like tabula rasa, empty and without strife;
Mornings started and evenings ended without any aim,
Driven by impulses I lived, like wildlife, with no shame...

Alcoholism,...

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profit of lost souls

In the profit of lost souls 

A twenty first century global  order 
where paper trails all but disappear 
and trade moves at light speed through 

Complex numbers and feedback loops of...

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I know,’ she isn’t ten’
I also don’t condemn, 
Your argument is right,
But you can’t blame me.

Late night, they watched tele,
Every morning, they get late,
Very hard to send them school,
Parents haven’t got enough time,
To share all...

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Like the days of invasive explorers, your plight commenced
You went explosive with yields of unrestrained wealth
Dishing out involuntarily, streams of the inflammable oil and gas
From your natural reservoir, they flowed relentlessly
Filling the insatiable pockets of...

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The words are true,
Before their origin,
I was as a stone.
When the words touched me,
My mind played with me,
And the heart catches the waves. 

The words are true,
Before their origin,
You were nowhere exists,
Neither in my heart...

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My Africa is not the poor image
Ravaged by war in the betrayal of anger,
Echoed sounds graduating through the village 
In a portrayal of dances and comedy of laughter.
 
Nor the ugly cast freedom fighters had...

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Are you a poet?
Would you mind to write?
A poem, 
About my painful relations.

Are you a poet?
Would you mind to write?
A poem,
About my love relations.

Are you a poet?
Would you mind to write?
A poem,
About my jealousy relations.

Are...

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Macabre stairs that creek horrendously beneath her feet 
that creepy little girl descending owns hair as fine as wheat 
Shadows play on the wall like evil puppeteers of old 
they are silhouettes of gloom, exploiters...

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I don't care about that society,
That society breaks the bond of truth.
I don't care about that society, 
That is the unwavering sweet union to break up society.
I don't care about that society,
That society accepts the...

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NIGER DELTA

The Atlantic Ocean is your neighbor,
With its marine creatures in them
Your vegetations are your pride.


But the God of creation kept back something
In your earth, yes the black GOLD.
These have attracted the good the bad...

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The skies crumble on our toes
And our walls fall like Jericho's
But like the house of Rahab,
We can stand
So when we find hurt,
Let us heal ourselves together

When I neigh, you think I hiss mtcheew!
So we are...

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“Thousands of desperate migrants die in the desert and at sea, or fall victim to murderers and kidnappers, as they make their way along the ‘eastern corridor’ from Ethiopia to Saudi Arabia” - Fred Harter...

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