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Love note
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Lions and Lionesses
Lions could be cute and cuddly, But only without their teeth and claws! They prowl the thick vegetations of Africa And plains of South Asia… With their manes as crowns They rule the African jungle They roar from afar… And all tenants of the wild; Deer, Elephant, Boar, Zebra Wake to listen! In the night,…
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When the rains go
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The Palm Tree
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Nursery Rhyme: The Bamboo by Oke’ Iroegbu
Bamboo, Oh Bamboo Take a look at you! You are very tall and mild With stems, severely strong And leaves straight and long Bamboo, Oh Bamboo The favorite Panda’s chew You blossom upon the waterside Spreading your branches like a canopy Over everyone in the small community Bamboo, Oh Bamboo Your greens stay hidden in…
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…To memories
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Nene: African woman
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Thankful Psalm
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Sunday light in Uyo
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Four Musings: My Music, The Train, August and WordPress
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Color 2
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Syria
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Watch the sun rise
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Lullaby: Rain drums
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A Psalm: To Jehovah, Ebenezer!
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July
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Beautiful
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For me, a thoughtful piece
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Three Short Poems: The Stars, June and Thankful
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Thoughts
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Muse: Ne’er too late
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Colors: the first part
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A Love poem
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June
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The Rainmakers Tale: Tradition
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The Poem of a Shepherd
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A beautiful day
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The Almighty
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The Clouds gather
The clouds gather And in her wake The evening turned black Clouds gather above the sky As light showers try to descend, The showers fall on the clay As beautiful humid smell arise The clouds gather Above the little town She wakes the lightning And all evening The lightning took shots Of the warm wetlands…
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Oke Iroegbu’s Shepherds Tale
(1) Is it not a great night to write? What beats our lovely imagination When stars fall with colors bright Or as a ninja-faced Soy bean sprout? (2) The nights are like firecrackers Blossoming into beautiful stars When they hit the soft sky Shedding light shots of hues They remind a tired shepherd Of the…
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Rainmakers’ tales: 2 tales of Oke- Iroegbu
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The noise called Love
Wait a minute Why does my heart beat sound that way, Like a hundred samba drums of Brazil Thrilling a thousand voices of excitement On a sandy pitch were soccer is played? Jungles have got their noise The Lions, the Elephants, the wild Oaks Cities have got their noise The automobiles, the bikes, the ice…
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Musing: My Doves
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Poetale: The Vampire
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Three Poems of Oke’ Iroegbu: Night is falling, The moons tale and Hope
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Haiku: Hope
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May 2016
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Awake
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Friday
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The Lifes’ Walk
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Folk: The Palm wine tapper
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Musing: Four Poems of Oke’ Iroegbu
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A son of the hamlet
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Musing: Stare into my eyes
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Folk: Night falls
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Folk: The sunny Forest
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My Love Song