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Ramaphosa Poems - Poems about Ramaphosa


Cyril Ramaphosa : clerihew
... Cyril Ramaphosa his voice box sometimes goes hoars-a swallowed a Cheshire Cat, great white smile running miles keeping da Amerikanos on the dial ......

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Categories: ramaphosa, africa, funny, giggle, hilarious,
Form: Clerihew
Truths Facing the World
...how Africa will be if influential leaders continue speaking the truths about injustice in the  World? It is always good to speak the truth on earth. I always pray  millions of people to get us......

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Categories: ramaphosa, africa, encouraging, political, truth,
Form: Free verse



Why Loving Them
..." Living love is better than prophecying love " Quote by poet Why loving them? loving them more comfort them As they have generational fear. Always think about the revenge Of the good pe......

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Categories: ramaphosa, africa, inspirational love, love,
Form: Free verse
True Talk Heals
...True talk heals, When someone speaks, The truth about my small mistakes As human being , I feel much comfortable. When someone speaks lies About what I did not say or do, I feel so downhea......

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Categories: ramaphosa, 12th grade, england, evil,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Americas New President Jr Biden
...Have been following CNN avidly, Learnt a great deal about American politics Your Ex -President, an arrogant man to his core, As opposed to a dedicated, humble, proud, Soul searching man, Preside......

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Categories: ramaphosa, wife,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member You Are the Paper and I Am the Pen
...YOU ARE THE PAPER AND I AM THE PEN Hi Jenn, glad you are writing a poem today, And ecstatic you are drafting it in a Happy and mostly pink notebook, Which of course is me, What on earth was i......

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Categories: ramaphosa, scary,
Form: Free verse
No To Xenophobia Ii
...THE REPLY FROM THE PRESENT TO THE PAST (NO TO XENOPHOBIA II) With the paper on my hand I wondered what to do as I stood confused Welcome home, O my son of my pen days for what I h......

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Categories: ramaphosa, africa, anger, discrimination, judgement,
Form: Prose Poetry

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