Long Harare Poems
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I WantYah! Let me tell you,
Let me tell you about the last struggle in our country
2000 political violence.
Those days thousands of people lay dead ...
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Categories:
harare, confusion, inspirational, peace, me, people, cry, me,
Form:
Narrative
Children of XenophobiaChildren of Xenophobia
Children eating bullets and firecrackers
Beggars of smile and laughter
Silent corpses sleeping away fertile dreams
Povo* chanting new nude wretched slogans
Overstayed exiles eating beetroot and African potato
Abortions and condoms batteries...
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Categories:
harare, abuse, addiction, africa, allegory, anger, anxiety, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
Youths, To Vice and To Crime UnknownThey surrendered to Virtue all they had, tears
They gained from society( 'twas all they yearned for) tranquility
They sang songs so serene:-
"Oh, blessed is the shunner of all forms of evil!"
And perched on tower-tops
While the city...
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Categories:
harare, peace, city,
Form:
Blank verse
In My FatherlandFlowers of peace are now magnificently blossoming
In the gardens of the battlefields of Khartoum and Kinshasa.
And roses of tranquillity and order slowly blooming
In the flower pots of Kigali’s sorrowful genocide cites.
The smoke of dead...
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Categories:
harare, peace, poverty,
Form:
ABC
The Dustbin of History: A Requiem for Western MediaOnce, they claimed to hold the torch,
To light the world with truth and reason.
But the West’s media empire—
Was born not in truth,
But in treason.
From BBC’s royal scripts,
To CNN’s manicured myths,
From Fox’s fury-laced fables,
To NBC’s polished...
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Categories:
harare, film, funeral, nonsense, western,
Form:
Free verse
I Refuse To MournI refuse to mourn
Your death
Mr. Dead President!
I refuse to sit here
And pretend to have forgotten
How much your own people
Waited to experience the sweetness
Of a time like this!
I refuse my conscience
To feel...
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Categories:
harare, anger, political,
Form:
Lyric
Breakfast With MarecheraRhythms and rhymes
resurrected from the known tomb
of a legendary writer,
Lines lost to the grave
at the expedient behest of death the ultimate angel of doom.
Poetry as fair and fie as nature,
Words exhausted to their immortal end,
huffing...
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Categories:
harare, art, books, celebrity, dedication, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Ode
On the Day of the African ChildThey
knows no
shelter
but allleys
in the
dusty
streets of
Harare,
peripapetic,they
wander
from bin
to bin
in search
of
whatever
managed
to escape
the hand
in good
shape.
If only they
had a
choice
they would
choose...
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Categories:
harare, caregiving
Form:
Ballade
HarareHarare
This is the City that never sleeps-
Life in every lane stirs or creeps
Full of laughter and hardly weeps.
Roads are lined with trees in bloom
that torch to flight all the gloom
as a lamp on vigil...
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Categories:
harare,
Form:
Rhyme
Withering Mother
I was walking in the field that time
The maize leaves blinding my eyes,
Star thorns pricking my feet,
I could hardly find what we were looking for;
We kept on following our leader:
He is the one who had...
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Categories:
harare, death,
Form:
Ballad
Mercy KillersAre we not the mercy killers ourselves
To have deprived brother a soul in the
Rampage... To have deprived families
And devoid too only left a tatty memo
Are we not the mercy killers ourselves
To have claim immunity...
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Categories:
harare, anger,
Form:
Quatrain
One Hit Wonderit all started in old
highfields
in Harare were love
never sleeps
...
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Categories:
harare, love, romance, love, me,
Form:
ABC
Harare HostelsHere the clammy flesh
Of the hopeful worker
In a flicker found rest.
After a harsh crackle of muscle
On an acre of steel rails,
Here, he spent his thirst.
Never schooled worker,
Donkey pilgrim to a Mecca
Beast is...
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Categories:
harare, political
Form:
I do not know?
Shirt
I sold my special shirt
For twenty five dollars, babe,
I can't affort the transport costs
To get on the bus and go
Let my eyes caress my love.
I can afford to move around
With nothing on, for my babe,
I...
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Categories:
harare, love,
Form:
Alexandrine