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Poetry-Inspirational: Dare to dream
Poetry You give me hope despite the pain
When i have to face yet another day
No matter what they do they can't take that away<
Posted by odie on Thursday, February 09 @ 08:06:37 EST (19 reads)
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Poetry-Inspirational: Open your eyes and see
Poetry This a poem which looks at African Rennaisance. Whether we sit down and not do anything, development is coming over to Africa.
Posted by Dariro on Thursday, February 09 @ 08:03:21 EST (20 reads)
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Fiction- English: The Funeral Message
Fiction “So you say Bigboy and his enlightened wife are not attending their grandfather’s funeral? They have written a letter saying they can’t afford the bus fares to just come and bury a ‘useless’ old man? Bigboy will not bury my father?” headman Chikudo shook his head again and again. As he talked he was seated in the middle of circle of village elders who had come to assist him in burying his dead father. The headman’s father had died two days ago of old age. A message had been sent to the city to inform Bigboy, the headman’s eldest son of the sad news. They had delayed burial of the old man as they awaited the arrival of the eldest grandchild. Instead the later wrote a letter explaining his difficult situation.
Posted by maki on Thursday, February 09 @ 08:00:21 EST (18 reads)
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Poetry- Other: Obituary to the Wind
Poetry Tough stuff, stones, especially the rolling ones
Turned in my pocket's fingers.
A touch of home.
Posted by madman on Thursday, February 09 @ 07:56:22 EST (10 reads)
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TAFADZWA
Poetry My life
Began with you
Each day,
each second
Spent with you
Is amoment
I relish
Posted by noble on Monday, August 08 @ 10:08:32 EDT (74 reads)
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Fiction- English: Look who just arrived!!!
Fiction We were all tears as she arrived. When she left us for the U.S we had also cried, for obvious reasons. But now we were crying cos she wasn’t smiling as she alighted from the plane, and our elder brother wasn’t with her.
Posted by matano on Thursday, February 09 @ 08:05:02 EST (16 reads)
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Poetry- Love: Love and hate
Poetry I hate you
Because I love you
This is wrong
Because it feels
So right
Posted by noble on Thursday, February 09 @ 08:01:54 EST (10 reads)
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Poetry- Other: Who Do We Blame?
Poetry Who Do We Blame?

The governor of the people of this universe,
Your highness, forgive us your poor ones.
Posted by bux on Thursday, February 09 @ 07:56:51 EST (5 reads)
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Poetry- Love: O, Sweet Butterfly
Poetry O, Sweet Butterfly ---

How many times have we made love in the labyrinth of time and space?

Yet, you still desert me like a church fart


Posted by Chief on Monday, August 08 @ 10:09:59 EDT (70 reads)
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'Phases' by Fungai Machirori
Poetry My senses atrophy in silence,
Roaring, rotating to a bland full stop,
The lines halt -
The bloody carnage and wreck of severed thoughts are torched to soft ash.
Posted by fungi on Monday, August 08 @ 10:01:48 EDT (69 reads)
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