Short Liberian Poems
Short Liberian Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Liberian by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Liberian by length and keyword.
Blossom Monyei is a young Liberian poet and spoken word artist whose writings reflect pain, resilience, and hope. Known as “the bleeding pen,” his poems are simple yet powerful, often touching on themes of brokenness, family, identity, and the struggles of African life. Through his words, he paints raw emotions in a way that connects deeply with his audience.
Liberians hear my cry
We are black yet dresses like whites
We mock God by not been satisfy
With what we are been given
Liberians hear my cry
We cry for justice from the whites
We accuse them everyday of racism
Yet we torture them
Liberians hear my cry
Whites come to our land to free us from sufferings
But we are number one
On the racism list
Liberians hear my cry
We are christian nation
We all are equal in God's eyes
O!Liberians hear my cry; a proud liberian.