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African Poetry
Homeless not Hopeless by Dr Sola Owonibi
HOMELESS NOT HOPELESS We are the natives of the street Holed up under bridges We are major fragments of the globe Neces…
African Poetry
They Too are the Earth by Professor Niyi Osundare
THEY TOO ARE THE EARTH They too are the earth The swamsongs of beggars sprawled out The brimming gutters They are the e…
African Poetry
Ours to Plough not to Plunder by Niyi Osundare
OURS TO PLOUGH NOT TO PLUNDER The earth is our to plough and plant The hoe is her barber The dibble her dimple Out with…
African Poetry
Black Woman by Leopold Sedhar Senghor
Naked woman, black woman Clothed with your colour which is life, with your form which is beauty! In your shadow I have …
African Poetry
The Vultures by David Diop
In that time When civilization struck with insults When holy water struck domesticated brows The vultures built in the …
African Poetry
Dry Your Tears Africa by Bernard Dadie
Dry your tears, Africa! Your Children come back to you Out of the storm and squalls of fruitless journeys Through the c…
Message
In Trying Times?
A must read Are you in the crucible of the Most High, flagellated by the pangs of the flames, embittered by its sourest…