Tribal Poems - Poems about Tribal

In the heart of the forest, where the ancient trees stand tall Lies a world untouched by time, where nature’s whispers call Tribal people live in harmony, with the land and sky so wide Their spirits intertwined with earth, in whom they do confide Yet shadows creep upon the land, with axes sharp and bright Logging ventures, bold and fierce,...

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In a tribal life where beauty and desire intertwine like celestial bodies in an eternal dance, those who shone with outward grace, man or woman, found themselves in the waves of passion, their nights a symphony of carnal delights, their days a tapestry of bodily appetites. Yet, in the shadows, those less blessed by divine favor sought refuge in the arcane arts, healers,...

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Across the city the emperor called For recruits to join the legions Travel to new and strange lands And conquer for covetous reasons As sun beat down they trained their men To fight for colonisation, Taking with them skills and knowledge Introducing urbanisation. Past mountains, lakes and plains they marched Battalions stood United Crossing countries, rivers, sea, Arriving uninvited. Invasion, yet...

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A Tribal Tricolour President Welcome Lady President of hills Unknown to world; till other day Miracles happen in a flash Just as Draupadi in Mahabharat Madam Draupadi enters Raisina hills Leaving tribal land to adorn a royal Throne in Rashtrapathi Bhavan Reserved for First Citizen of India Dedication and noble services Is all she needed; to be...

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Time is different in its fulfilment Yoruba status is unique in its path Western education isn't enough reason to activate its abandonment Black soap is good for bath Worthy is informal education Which equips the brain scans I am made unique in its adaptation Well enriched in the history of my clans Face of the earth...

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He was not arrogant, but he was proud. A protector, a good listener, a wise man. He watched and waited, did not rush. The best tribal chief we had ever seen. He did not take sides. He listened. He let everyone speak. His heart was full of empathy. But he was no push over. He was a man who heard. He listened to his...

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Once jailed and bailed Virtually mental saw scaled Angry aggressive and hyper The crotalinae hypnotic striker Cold blooded terrestrial Sanseki Whitish echis carinatus sochureki... Life is a game with snakes on every level.....

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Wearing our tribal skirt I’m reminded of my grandmother who has bequeathed me rich distinct cultural heritage. Adorned with our traditional costume my heart is pleased, imagining my Lola*, my Mom’s mother smiling delightfully, beholding her granddaughter proud of her roots. Midst the nostalgia brought by such clothing I see myself beside Lola’s bedside, listening to her as she would vividly narrate heroic...

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I fell to Earth , one of many with an army to begin the mission of hope, that their is a future here on Earth , listen to her heart beat ... Our Rainforests are burning , our church of medicine , without our heart of our eco system there will be no Earth...

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My tribal is my life That i recognize My family is my love I just can't live without them I can't live without their love I have mother Who is angel I have a father Who cares for me a lot Connects my heart to family I have a younger sister, Who loves me to the core, I am very blessed to have such a family! I don't...

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Wrapped in crisp white sheets, happily protecting themselves, Brown tribal Amazon butterfly trees, release pink and white faeries. Promoting sun's sweetness, nourishing spring's sweet song, Delighting angels, who are waiting, to collect them into heaven. Making spirit proud, with their wide open love fingers, Warming up verdant grasses, gentling the sleeping flowers. Brown tribal Amazon butterfly trees, protect the gentle growth Of...

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Blessed by God as a full-blooded Filipina I’m endowed with great cultural heritage of Asia Distinctively that of the Benguet “Kankana-ey” tribe of the Cordillera Enriching my country, the Philippines, of her unique role in the global agenda. Grateful am I to the Lord for my tribe’s awareness of the Deity Shown by my forefathers’ acknowledgment of the Supreme Being’s...

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People pledge fealty To nations in tribal belief, Waging wars of power and greed Plant the xenophobic seeds, Right wing, left wing same old thing Lends itself to being extreme, I won't let this divisive nature define me, It's the cause of humanity hating, It's the reason for the fighting, Over power and territory, Over old religious stories, In the name of valour and glory, Same old...

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Young the tribe with all the caring of the wild, consume the weak, dance to the beat of bone sticks on drums of skin asked, “will you let a blue boy in”? He enters wheeled in, in his cage built of love by caring hands and mourning eyes seeing beyond panting breath through purple lips, they squint at death which this tribe knows in tiny form they slay in...

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The tripod stand of the three major tribal domains; Stands forged by force in 1914 by the British ambitious chains. These stand's can't be undone now without rocking the pot uneasily, Unless broken into pieces, they are already knitted, though unequally. United we stand Nigeria, divided we fall, Nigerians, hold refrains....

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