Short Sheered Poems

shivering they weep...
frightened in their Sheppard’s keep
recently sheered sheep...

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sunlit tendrils simper
through knot twisted tree fingertips
ember ambers of umber

a missed mist of glitter glistened gossamer
rises like a sheered chiffon smoke
and dawns voice is spoke...

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There once was a fellow named Musk.
Who bought a blue bird out of love,
He fed it the first amendment.
The greenies condemned him to death.
Turning blue when they swallowed his tusk-

They flashed the dog-eared race card
To blot out the man of the stars. 
For they fancy only obedient sheep
sheered sheep to pad the globalist dream
They'll drive Musk into the mountains of mars-...

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Giant of justice has visited Baba Umkulukulu
The lion that gave in to wolves like sheep
To be sheered for our own freedom has died 
Father of the black and white
Mentor and hero of freedom
Our own Madiba has died  
Anti apartheid hero sleeps with grey hair
As we dress in sackcloth to mourn the great Lion
Rolihlahla Son of Thembu has rested 
Though We mourn millions with pain
But for the son of Xhosa
We pray for 
Instead of mourning 
We praise
Praise our own
Rest in peace Mandela...

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My mind sheered me to self-doubt,
led me to procrastination,
missed opportunities

No drive; no ambition 
you destitute my spirit,
you left me wrecked 

Let your mischievous style
gain the best from me,
lost touch with reality

Lost myself worth,
murdered the courage to live
found me in despair

Alcohol became my companion
till it became my foe
drove to multiple personalities

Personalities that took fault,
the fault for my mishaps,
misfortune to inner conflicts...

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