Madagascar Poems - Poems about Madagascar

Madagascar is home to the weird strange inhabitants found nowhere else on this planet or thousands of others tenrecs scatter themselves among the vegetation They have a reputation for being striped or plain some might have spots or ruffles Tenrecs are...Read the rest...

Wild life some guard with their last drop of blood, Save God should want to waste it with fierce flood: I have in mind white men, sometimes, funny, Quick to buy strange theatre with money… Arrest and imprisonment for...Read the rest...

I The elders speak of a special healer In their times of trouble Their country was overrun by "others" And women and children felt frustrations Men could not vent upon Occupiers In their slavery to others, cruelty ruled And one widow, or...Read the rest...

Madagascar where did you go For weeks you came to my picnic My sanctuary Unceremoniously and unwanted And mostly uninvited Like the proverbial red ants Like a lover I once knew Everyday ... there you were A lemur A chameleon Perched on...Read the rest...

Take me to Madagascar, I said. The time travel machine turned a brilliant red. Pushed down hard on the acceleration ped, We were soon at Archipelago’s head. I thought these animals were all dead. Said Cousin Pete, who is totally...Read the rest...

An old nincompoop from Madagascar Bought a jalopy and entered NASCAR He avoided the crashes Drove around all the smashes Too bad he bought a slow not a fast car The race over, the old fellow...Read the rest...

Madagascar land rich island of true wild lives land of rare wonders...Read the rest...

"Madagascar Sky" When Kusi becomes Kaskazi, Mozambique current sings, My ship will so then fly, Toward a Madagascar sky. I'll run her 'cross waves gone lost, Come from far offshore. Down such coast no man has seen, Here nor e'er before. Songs a'feather bow...Read the rest...