Short Achebe Poems

Short Achebe Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Achebe by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Achebe by length and keyword.


My Wedding Day

MY WEDDING DAY
On my wedding day
I wore a pink suit
A white cuff links
With a black long sleeve.

I and my wife
Walked down the aisle
With hands held tight
And faces dazzling.

The rose flowers
The silvery crown
The sandhog shoe
All with effect blazing.
Form: Rhyme


For Chinua Achebe

The gods have eaten your cake
But we still have it
Some with dirty hands
Stalking your pages
And others virgin hands 
Talking your pages
With seething hope

Above you a shrine, a wreath of letters.
The father of stories
Where children never sleep
The auditorium where curtains never fall
The age mate of gems

The gods have eaten your cake
But we still have it
Form: Epigram

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