Zambia Poetry

After the Rain by Kristina Rungano

After the Rain The spots triumphed in the afternoon light; There where the sun had at some time forgotten its duty An…

Jikinya by Musaemura Bonas Zimunya

While metals roar and flame heads and feet smell of burning men enthuse about commanding Death and a sad wind ululate…

Tarantula by Musaemura Bonas Zimunya

Such is your fate tarantula for emerging red-claw raised between my pillows so early in the morning to ambush my nerv…

Dido in Despair by Dambudzo Marechera

No broom can sweep away the dust Of your departure. Night’s granules Like a swarm of locusts, have driven out The Arabi…

Punkpoem by Dambudzo Marechera

In the song Are waterfruits; In the plush and flow Firestars eternally fixed. Guitar strings lash My back, draw blood…

Nightsong by Hopewell Seyaseya.

Silvery in the moonlight night The river of my mind flows To the nightsong of the truly great Entombed in the caves o…

The Hereafter by Hopewell Seyaseya

The serenity of the graves, the air, The stones, the engraved names and dates; The stillness of the cemented atmosphe…

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