Long Zulu Poems

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Premium Member ABC Loving

Apples and oranges are you and me
Both can be sweet and totally fruity
Cherry kisses so soft and free
Dates we embrace celebrating 
Emerald eyes drink your shape
Fuchsia cries during love we make
Golden stars seem to serenade 
Helium hearts rise like sunny day
Indigo tongue painted by cocktail 
Joyfully charmed by you as well
Karma has finally got it right
Loving you silver song sing all night
Maroon moon will hold our dreams
Onyx sky a blanket for kings and queens 
Purple poems you inspire so deep 
Quoting the divine spirit in mocha me
Red reverie bring you back when apart
Sensual like your touch upon my heart 
Teal thunder is the wonderful amethyst art
Umbrella is my fella despite rain so dark
Vibes inside like violets in the garden
We live like turquoise tribe no pardon 
X-ray vision eyes see inside and out
Yellow is our happiest day despite clouds 
Zulu is in silver spiritual wind blowing now
Form: ABC


Watering Hole

Apart from the worn stone-step
where drunks still topple
all has changed.
Now a neon glow backlights a plasticized fascia.

In the in the parking lot two blonds face-off.
one has extra-large ear bangles,
and she rattles like a Zulu warrior,
fingers stabbing through cuss-words.
Youths shout
over the clomping-thump
of their car radios.

I used to come here often 
I explain to my incredulous wife.
“Good times”, I say unconvincingly.
She won't go in, but I have to pee.

Inside there’s a blaze of corporate ersatz.
In the cramped `gents’,
a die-hard seediness persist.
There’s an old-time essence
of Borax and Vanish..
A condom dispenser (a peeling relic),
links me to a few beery memories.

Fictional

Let's not brag about begging free
Long gone are the days when tears would drop
We no longer see the light at the end of a tunnel
That s why our eyes are blinded to the truth
As we became night crewers in this cold world
Now we are x men with ragging hope with in
I hope you will be able to tell Wat kind of poem this is
We are like strange doctors who's ability will make you marvel
We have no class rap ! Nor physician captains in America ????
Cause this is Zambia were we only see Mr Zambia
And you vision cant see them unless u are a cyclops they delivered unsaid words of broken Promises
Were we fight like
Unlike Zulu in the battle of the mulatuzi river
Fought for they're right

They traded they're birth right .........

.....so think twice
...Take time to think twice, The haters of joy!
I guess I missed the target In my taught and classes
Looking round my world
To see and hope!
If joy I hope could be clapping In the means of foes!
Hatred grips my grapes
As I soar with sorrows! Finding way to walk
from my mind to soul I saw a deep journey
Tunneling down my dreams With saga and storms

..so let me reintroduce myself
am the last of my kind
I did die i just barred myself in the sands of time hoping some day that I will hear the truth see we were kings and Queens till we turned into slaves in our own houses ??? we are the really misfits we keep shape-shifting like mi stick but we missed the trick the only time we are hero's is when we dream . Cause reality is nothing but a dream ...

Copyright ©?H2O
©? 2023

Premium Member Abecedarian 2

A 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 
F is for fun flavor and fulfilling 
G is for greatness and God and gifting
H is for happy holy and having
I is for interesting introvert 
J is for joyful jokes and chicken that’s jerk
K is for kind kisses king kente
L is for love lavender and lake
M is for magic moon messenger music 
N is for noon night now do it
O is for onyx oxtails and onions
P is for purple peace pinky toes with no bunions 
Q is for queen quiet and quest
R is for red riot and required rest
S is for soul singing song
T is for Teal Taj Mahal tone
U is for Universe understanding
V is for violet  vote and victory
W is for winning wholeheartedly writing
X is for xenophobia isn’t that exciting 
Y is for yes yellow and you
Z is for Zulu people with eyes like moon

Ubuntu: I Am Because We Are

"I am because we are," a truth profound,
In Ubuntu's philosophy, our humanity's found.
Our shared existence, interconnectedness so strong,
In unity we thrive, together we belong.
 
To be truly human, the first maxim shows,
Recognize others' worth, let empathy flow.
Through others, our mirror, humanity's reflected,
Respectful relations bloom, connections perfected.

When choices arise, wealth or life to save,
Opt for life's preservation, the second principle crave.
For human value, far outweighs riches' gleam,
Thus, benevolence and compassion reign supreme.

Even the king’s power, the third tenet’s clear,
Springs from people's will, to whom he owes dear.
His status, a communal gift from voices below him,
Their will becomes his role, to uphold without a whim.

Solidarity's our strength, collectivity’s our might,
A life of sharing, a love life radiating light,
“Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu,” the Zulu recite,
Let’s live Ubuntu's truth, day and night.
Form: Rhyme


UNBEARABLE DARKNESS OF NEAR VOID

UNBEARABLE DARKNESS OF  
NEAR VOID

Unbearable darkness of near 
Void
when my Heart sits indigo 
at the back of my throat  
I see no endearing 
vacant eyes of guides
grit in joints scream 
generational curse 
which stubbornly brick 
build a house faraway 
as mental escape into
limbs to twine around 
clean waves caught 
on deserted beaches
humans trying to prepare 
for something they seek
somewhere in a future 
at the tip of a nose
penning Zen water time

So strange this time of change
when we know we cannot 
evade justice of timespace 
flames of distant dissolution 
Galactic Sun calling us to 
surrender to its melting
we wonder about other
hands or lashes or meals
listening to Seven Sisters
where comrades pour 
gentle wisdom edged
finger tips touching our
cheeks and hair silent

Voices falsely echo 
performance plans or 
contact counties for 
plumbing permissions
make no sense in 
coffee cup thoughts 

Who are we to question 
footsteps in caverns or 
in government corridors 
corruption or thanksgiving 
when these reflect minutes 
and themes we passed 
some time ago ?
Why do we re-read 
lessons for another 
like threshing corn
again and again for 
bread which is not 
for our cutting board 
to tolerate their viral 
pain in our own swollen 
fingers reconfiguring cells
to silence love aching 
fluid which will not move 
to sleep away until 
another wakes

Oh ! Darkness of  near
Void
swallow mind, toes, wind 
tick every crumb and crime
as love sickles time moving
standing still messaging 
Shaka Zulu and his impis 
watch resting guarding 
a foundation slab hastily 
laid as hide and seek
a usual ostrich trick
surfing experiences 

God patient nods 
“Wait” what else
I ask to sleep in
Darkness of near 
Void 
cannot instead
caress Awake
as profiles become
particles picnicking 
my constancy 


©GhairoDanielsPoetry&
Song2024

Premium Member A Juvenile Future Star

All I could afford  

Was loitering at Stu Wards  

Having a draft  

Rooty tooty in beer craft  

When suddenly  

It was not funny  

A feeling I was done  

No longer welcome 

It was twilight gleaming  

Star struck with meaning  

Then like it was on cue  

Supporter fan Echo Zulu  

Exclaimed Woo Hoo  

Leaving these resentful two  

Screaming critically boo boo  

This attitude made me leave  

After wiping my foul mouth on me sleave   

Headed then to an Italian kitchen  

Hour close to be witching 

Stomach needing protection  

Pizza Bianca was the late-night selection  

Winning the food fetish election 

Took some time  

Enjoyed the dine  

Before taking a joy ride  

No needing a guide  

Up the scenic rout  

To the twin lights where I was going to shout  

From the paved cliff viewing defined Cornish  

Making a wish   

Dreaming a gigantic fish  

Will work with my look  

Baited on the photogenic hook  

Still at peace  

About the decision giving me a release  

On their terms  

Being concern  

Staying firm  

What was learned  

Feeling burned  

Interpreting the modern games rules  

Written by fools  

Stating to have success  

Reported in the press  

You need fortune and fame  

For everyone to know your name  

Standing here I do declare 

Showing a glaring stare   

Sending out a dare  

Stating nothing can compare  

Since success came to me fair  

And square  

Leaving power players professionally scared
Form: Rhyme

Zulu Dawn

When you first hear those fateful words
It hits you like a thunderbolt
Although totally expected
The blood still drains from your face
You sit, disbelieving, shocked, numb
Not quite able to take it in
You ask the usual questions
How long have I got, will it hurt
Is there nothing that can be done
But you know, way down, deep inside
This is it, the end is in sight
The day you dreaded is finally here
That rock and roll lifestyle of old
Has come back to bite your backside
So you ask the only question
That matters to you any more
“Will I be able to eat nuts,
Once the dentures are in, I mean?”
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.

No To Xenophobia

HEAL THY SELF O WOUNDED AFRICA 
                (no to XENOPHOBIA).
      
Wake up a voice shouted 
You slept like a pregnant woman 
While the drum beat of my assagil sounds like trumpet 

With fear and deep chill I listened
The ghost of mighty black warrior standing in shiver
As I face the Great Zulu warrior lost in fear
I saw him Shaka cry to the members of Mambers the great Gods of Africa

There before him stands the Mighty Nile in disbelief 
With the Niger filled with bloods disagrees to stay calm 
The Senegal and the Congo revolted with flood
The orange and the Limpopo grumble and cried as the sky shared their pains with continuous rain pour. 
O you failed cried d Zambezi as she invades her neighbors with flood

A knock on my door I heard a voice shout
Speak out for Africa 
It is I Kwameh Nkrumah speaking 
This is a sacrilegious act echoed the Mighty Zik
When the house is not in order the cockroaches becomes violent 
Cried out the anguish voice of Awolowo
From afar I saw a running giant coming with the force of a chariot 

Then I heard a voice so mighty was it that the visitors chased it with fear
He a mighty figure decorated and protected by glory of stars
Stood there is burning eyes of anger 
Cover in the black glasses with general pride

As curious as a questionnaire 
I ventured in to the glorious illusionary scene 
Standing before my trembling eyes was The General Abacha in his full stature
Like a Ligtening spark the mighty figure bent his head in shame 
As I looked to behold who thou art
There before me I saw The Mighty Mandela in tears of betray

Weep no more thou wounded soul
The thunderous voice of King Sailaise shouted
In council with the great Ghaddafi as furious as 
Idi Amin
Sankara frowned like a disgraced old man 
While the ghost of Seda Sengho felt it lost its victories like Anthonio lost all his titles

In schock I turned as a firmed hand gently parted my hand 
It was a mighty spirit with two heads 
It is the heads of the great secretaries 
Achebe and Giwa
Handing me a pen a paper 
Written on it 
Heal thyself O Africa before yesterday bleed to death.

A Plethora of America Online Screen Names

(alternately titled:
why yours truly crafted six electronic aliases).

No rhyme nor reason beatle browed
beastie boy long ago
created INXS of half dozen
email addresses gallivanting
feigning himself a most sought after

singular modest beau
courtesy crass brazen duplicity
eventually forced to eat crow
campy bonehead devoured carrion
(blech) property extinct dodo.

Egregious discreet escapades
sneeze silly explains at chew
(albeit lamely) philandering,
foolish extramarital dalliances,
I now regret and genuinely eschew

interesting complete one hundred eighty
sobering perspective regarding grandview
emotional shell shocked fallout experienced
courtesy this wanderlust myopic
quite reformed practicing Jew
whose doubting thomas belief, credo, dogma...

closely aligned with Unitarianism milieu
dirty deeds done dirt cheap willingly crafted
previous poems offering adulterated preview
years after, the missus
got told deux gals I did hammer, nail and screw

at present juncture within space time continuum,
yours truly maintains critical view
bespeaking polygamous antics,
now reviled when garden variety
generic primate initially acted cagey
while going bananas within human zoo.

I sought amorous affections
(think verboten fruit) cuz marriage went askew
(daily altercations transpired
between me and the missus),

thus as iterated above
unhappy husband stealthily finagled bravado
(dreamt up one after another digital pseudonyms
blithely cavorting debauchery ejaculating

unsuspecting self incrimination) cyber sex debut
successfully launched prurient hitherto
novel short lived role as Casanova
starring me... Matthew

Scott Harris whose hubris
coursed thru mine every sinew
until... worst fate than being caught
by cannibalistic Zulu.

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