Africanpoetry Stories

Poems and short stories... Most wrote with teary eyes Poetry written by your fav couple; Psycho Knivex & Raysher li😇😇💕💖 I had to change the description since I always wrote them with her "Raysher li", my ex girlfriend. "Aaron", me myself and I. Some poems and short stories in this book were diary entries turned into well... into poems and short stories And every single poem is based on a true story(s) Pictures for covers were taken during or after the events... Poetry written in our own way, hope we shared something with you after you read this...soooooo mwahaha ( rubs hands evilly) enjoy. QUOTE: " Pain is an important factor of love " __Author/poet

Decades ago, I made promises, one to my father and one to my girl. I failed them both.

Let's just be friends she says! A reality that I have come to accept A world without the sun rays A reality that I do not accept . . . . . . . . . . But on a daily, I am being reminded that All I could ever by is a FRIEND not BOYFRIEND!

I must be on the brink of insanity......so surely I will write to stay sane..my poems are all I have hey....if your a fan of poetry then you don't mind adding to your library❤️ Everything here is solely mine ......so please try not to steal anything 😋

Set in the vibrant township of Soweto during the winter of 1976, "The Day the Children Roared" follows the lives of three school friends - Sipho, Naledi, and Thabo - whose quiet lives are forever changed when they join the student protests against the enforcement of Afrikaans in schools. What begins as a peaceful march becomes a fiery cry for justice, unity, and change. As tear gas fills the air and gunshots ring out, the friends are caught in a storm of history. Each chapter reveals the courage of children who dared to challenge a powerful system - not with violence, but with books, dreams, and defiance. Through heartbreak, hope, and sacrifice, this story captures the true spirit of Youth Day - reminding us that even the youngest voices can echo loudest in the halls of freedom.

These are poems are I write on whim, they show how a modern African sees a few things in life.Please read with an open mind

#poem# . . Life is a journey, but no one ever mentioned it was a flurry of trials and tribulations, Celebrations and defeat, While we are still finding our feet. .. ..

Blossom in 'The Journey' attempts to describe 'Life' as a ride with several destinations and vistas. He discusses a range of relatable themes and ideas including love, growth and the personality of those things around us that we can't see or touch. He applies a rich use of imagery, analogies, aphorisms and other fine-coated literary devices to drive his message home. This book will help you enjoy the very art of poetry.

Compilation of soul evoking poems

A collection of my verse, "Reflections In A Moonlit Shard" covers everything from pre-colonial African history to contemporary mundanity; it includes three odes dedicated to people that are important to me, Yoruba spiritualism, and a description - in sonnet form - of my morning routine back in 2024.

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The poem is about a writer experiencing a writers block and how she overcame it She's experiencing an identity crisis in her career and she's exploring herself to understand who she really loves

A poem about black beauty and pride, inspired by aestheticmelanin's 'Dear Black Girls.'

Freedom! Shouts the masses Independence! Bellowed en masse Finally, the day is come the day our dreams come to fruition..........

Great poem

Twenty One Poems For 21 Days Lockdown In South Africa. This Compendium Is To Give Hope And Solace To The Affected Most By The State Of Things In South Africa And The World.

The poem reminds us that words carry power beyond sound. They hold memories, emotions, and hidden truths. "Not Just Words" speaks to how language can heal, hurt, dream, and define us showing that every word we say or write leaves a mark on the soul.

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