Long Kente Poems
Long Kente Poems. Below are the most popular long Kente by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Kente poems by poem length and keyword.
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:
kente, africa, appreciation, beautiful, beauty, confidence, courage, discrimination,
Form:
Free verse
Culture ChameleonIn youthful exuberance I become a culture bandit
Well exposed, but never really learning.
Modernity taking a toll as Papa and Ante chased the goods
For my sake they said... No mistakes... deed was good
Nanny TV with her...
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Categories:
kente, africa, community, confidence, cool, culture,
Form:
Free verse
Culture ChameleonIn youthful exuberance I become a culture bandit
Well exposed, but never really learning.
Modernity taking a toll as Papa and Ante chased the goods
For my sake they said... No mistakes... deed was good
Nanny TV with her...
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Categories:
kente, africa, community, confidence, cool, culture,
Form:
Free verse
If Tumorrow Meets Us NotTell them!
Look on to my face
And let fall the secret
We hided in the invisible bier
Of eternity
When all eyes and ears
were blinded and deafened
By sleep
Let the vultures
Of the evil forest
Spice my body
For...
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Categories:
kente, i love you, love,
Form:
Free verse
African RhythmI am....
An Ashanti warrior A Bantu dancer
I am a Yoruba royal clothed in my Asooke
Dancing Adowa and kpalogo to tunes from wulomei and masekela
I am proud Masai
Standing around manyattas,
Jumping...
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Categories:
kente, africa, beautiful, black love, culture, history, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse
Ghanaian culture diversityOn the coast of gold(Ghana) where ethnic cultures intertwines like glittering and colourful 'bonwire' kente
A vibrant tapestry of diversity divine.
Starting from the South where the powerful Ashanti real heritage
Tracing to the Fante coastal tales...
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Categories:
kente, africa, art, celebration, culture, love, slavery, social,
Form:
Free verse
Ghanaian culture diversityOn the coast of gold(Ghana) where ethnic cultures intertwines like glittering and colourful 'bonwire' kente
A vibrant tapestry of diversity divine.
Starting from the South where the powerful Ashanti real heritage
Tracing to the Fante coastal tales...
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Categories:
kente, africa, art, celebration, culture, love, slavery, social,
Form:
Free verse
Proficient Mama Africa"Super credence...!"
Coming from the west,
Known by many;very popular and people's figure,
Qualified with soft speech,modified with prominent smile,
Dressed with simplicity,but very focal,
The complexion is matched to brilliance,
Lifted up in air was the nose;catching...
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Categories:
kente, africa,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
KENTE CLOTH STORYWhat of this day we say we like?
Can any of we be sure to say we
Tried to find the Nile In the
Kente cloth style? Regard this
Further on the trail to the trial.
We BE bright....
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Categories:
kente, africa, allusion, beautiful, color, games,
Form:
Free verse
Beauty DefinedAlluring beauty and soul-lifting smile on her face; Glittering natural hair coiled inside her golden kente scarf.
Her perfectly shaped legs in her stunning faded blue jeans. She’s beauty defined!
carefully moulded nose on a wonderfully formed...
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Categories:
kente, appreciation, beautiful, emotions, feelings, friendship, love, marriage,
Form:
Free verse
It Rained That Day
Soft autumn rain ...
cascading over brightly colored cherry blossoms,
releasing a sweet scent of aromatic aphrodisiac
A fragrance of springtime love blowing in the gentle autumn wind
Our two hearts made a vow that day
We promised to fall...
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Categories:
kente, feelings, love, marriage, rain,
Form:
Romanticism
Helen's QuiltFrom the Kente' cloth
etched into the fibers
like your knitted embryo
when I carried you
From the Yoakum cloth
torn in places
woven with brightly
colored yarn
From the Third Ward cloth
tattered and ripped
to form squares
sewn into my heart
From the Gee's...
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Categories:
kente, black african american, caregiving, daughter, faith, family,
Form:
Free verse
The MirrorYou are an illusion
I do not see
Who it is I am supposed to be
Who it is I am linked in destiny
Be it a nightmare or a dream
Who are you spiritually
Are you fuschia flower
Are you...
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Categories:
kente, allusion,
Form:
Rhyme
Nigerian AfricaFrom Wisconsin the American walked the streets of Lagos
To black Africa welcome! To the pearly continent
Cradle of creation, primordial of civilizations
To the thickest jungles, haven of gigantic elephants
Den of fiercest lions and colourful gazelles
Ours is...
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Categories:
kente, adventure, life, social,
Form:
Ode
Abecedarian 2A is for amber ambition and amethyst dreams
B is for believing in yourself and becoming
C is for creativity courage and celebrating
D is for developing Deja vu and dancing
E is for engaging and encouraging...
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Categories:
kente, art, poetry,
Form:
Abecedarian
Love LanguageSwahili sighs on blue baited breath
Soothing solitary soul of black
You hold my hand and play with my hair
Keeping kente anxiety back
Your caress and kiss curl my toes
Make me dream of being your wife
But in our...
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Categories:
kente, appreciation, black love,
Form:
Rhyme
What Makes Me SmileAmethyst jewels a wedding ring
Blue birds song happy to sing
Cotton clouds in the sky in spring
Denim allowed in my casual dream
Ebony eyes in a baby face
First prize in a poetic race
Green grass between my...
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Categories:
kente, appreciation,
Form:
Abecedarian
The Kente RugThe Kente Rug
Yet not time for me to say, say mine of thoughts
Another rug has been dump into the mud of our thoughts
Never to find a stint of a possible usage
Now this age has caught...
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Categories:
kente, funeral, loss, day,
Form:
Blank verse
Ode To KenteColored checkered patterns
Dashing vibrant colors
Hand woven cloth strips
Dazzling geometric shapes.
Characterized weft designs
Vivid eye appealing texture
Ghana’s national cloth
Royals favorite outfit.
From coast of western Africa
An indigenous local brand
Handed from Ages to Ages
Maiden style left intact.
Renowned across borders
for...
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Categories:
kente, africa, art, beauty, clothes, color, culture, fashion,
Form:
Free verse
If I WereIf I were a kente kite
I’d hang u by your toes
And we’d delight in flight
Of poetic purple prose
We would drop lines
So electric and so divine
Emerald eclectic electric shine
Lighting up the darkest minds
If I were...
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Categories:
kente, appreciation, blue, imagination, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Pebbles OutsideHe feels lonely at heart
He feels absent from his surroundings
He weaves himself like the kente
He wanders like a running stomach
He shrinks himself in the comfort of his conscience
The wind of hope departs from his presence
He...
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Categories:
kente, art, courage, deep, emotions, encouraging, feelings, future,
Form:
Free verse
A Feast In AshantiIn the fading august sunset
I walk out of my mud house
In my checkered coloured kente
And dazzling wooden slippers.
As the sounds of the drums echo behind
I dance to the tune of its melodic...
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Categories:
kente, adventure, africa, celebration, culture, history, imagery,
Form:
Free verse