Savannah Poems - Poems about Savannah

...From the far-flung reaches of the Sahel, Where the sun kisses the earth and sets, The land of Zulu, Opobo, Musa, and Mandela, Home to Cleopatra and Ramses, I bathe in the dunes of the Sahara, ......Read More

... It’s a beautiful landscape of Serengeti animal refuge, Near a parched savannah with skeleton trees, lies a water hole, You see a beautiful picture of animal kingdom paradise, Elephants, zebras, ......Read More

...When you hear the noisy of weaverbirds in savannah and forests, you just smile the whole day. When you look up and see how they built their nests on the long trees, Oh! You get astoni......Read More

...Amidst the savannah roam conniving beasts, Their motives mask their actions all too well, In politics, their power never ceases, Nigeria's fate, it seems, they seek to quell. A hyena lurks in p......Read More

... I love all the joys life offers….as each day passes by… and how, when it comes to joy…I don’t have to know the reasons why. Why does my heart beat faster…why is it difficult to put into words… ......Read More

...The hot savannah in late September Too far back to quite remember Born in plains surrounded by the sands An oasis of the treeless woodlands To be uniquely chic I always tried Yet it never showe......Read More

...Nigeria, the country I love. the fertile continent The colossus of Africa I salute my lovely country We are abundantly gifted with natural resources From the north to the south, the east to th......Read More

...Under the bridge in Del Rio are stopped, stuck, stationed Thousands of migrant Haitians, not Ukrainians Frankly, if they were the latter, they wouldn’t be sanctioned Detained, abased, mistreated a......Read More

...Savannah was from a small town. She had never been to the city. Country boys were respectful, polite, they waited their turn. These city boys fancied themselves men. They were rude, staring in une......Read More

...The human troll He was the tallest man I have ever seen, bigger than the rest he had one big eye, a lantern, seeing wide and a smaller eye seeing inwards; he retired as an airline pilot at 75. ......Read More

...What do you call four tigers lounging together? A bevy, a flock, a herd, or a pride? —beats me, Beauty in the tall grass, they’ve devoured a goat Now resting together under a lone sava......Read More

... From afternoon siesta nap with clear focus of mind in holey torn vest a barefoot child leapt - out bed and door and gate a pool in St Anns to find, and followed t......Read More

...A dog’s day It’s not that I’m lonely I like the beauty of the landscape without having anyone to interrupt my thoughts, telling me how nice it is. My dog sees my mini-Savannah as enemy territor......Read More

...Eye of the Tiger Those eyes – piercing amber - So like mine Smoldering with uncaged curiosity I drown in the golden pools As I stalk across the floor Captured in a tractor beam of cu......Read More

...The song of resignation Memories are not crystal clear, a broken mirror on which the sun shines The residue of the imagined, what ensued or will happen of equal interest as time doesn’t, a time......Read More