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"tribesmen" poems
The British anthropologist enjoyed rare tribesmen. But after seeing his article published in the prestigious Journal of Anthropological Research, he kept the poor man on the coals a little longer, thinking, "Well done, old chap."
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Apr 29, 2021
Apr 29, 2021 at 11:07 AM UTC
Rare Tribesmen
Went down, slippery cold stairs Spiraling down, words on walls, The paper sheets? Heard the music down there... Down... Down... I've heard it before; Down... Down...  Rumble down... An underground celebration,                       So I went - down.         (the cave) Infants were there, dark rooms, Bathing in the boiling red wine, Laughing madly in the fumes, The ceiling and walls were moist and dripping. These babies, visages of chimera, Evil grins cutting their faces, Evil smiles, gruesome masks and cigars in their hands, claws...           -Stop!!! This I will unleash, One day, whiskey, liqours, Yeah. Beers, drinks... rumbling. Calm dark surface of the lake At night And the carnival nearby, Mile away or so... you can hear their sounds, muted slightly; faint lights of torches, at the other side of lake. Weird tribesmen Praising the summer solstice With howls, maracas, Tiny bells, dance, Fire. -But listen to me now! Now, when you hear me, Look here, look closely. Put your hand in me, Can't you feel I'm almost boiling? I'm no mud, I'm a clear water, Almost as a spring! Swift and clear - and hot.                                                                     and dark.
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Jan 4, 2018
Jan 4, 2018 at 6:43 PM UTC
Under the city
These are the hard times, the long stretch of coal-shed days, the corrugated nights of the antinomian. I retch at the old doubts and the panoply of dustbins clattering bright, their watchers simian in the morning **** I dress as though dredging up greys, monotone deep in the GB tradition: now sandpit tea with oil stain floats silt dreads the mass of a seven year clay. Four weeks of shadows drown wind in a storm. And dreams of my cottage in days of such calm and late summer happiness as brought cut corn and strawbs and horse manure in hugs until like Zulu tribesmen the birds appeared. Hunched with expectation Spears smiling like baddies they rushed me. I woke pouring sweat like a workhorse the weakest of defences laid up my face pulling cellophane over French windows.
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Feb 6, 2012
Feb 6, 2012 at 2:07 PM UTC
February, from which there is no escape
Tepid damp and lukewarm night, Build your camp by rivers bright; Sable black and and somber grey, Silt the river's arms away. Island tenements rent for cheap, Bakèd bricks in plinths lie deep; Stores of merchants and their wives, Sheltered from the thund'rous tides. Glance on that maternal shrine, Softly angled toward the Rhine; See the men with flowing beards, Seldom entertaining fears. Moon illumes a stony pose, Sun sustains a garden rose; Temple pillars bathed in or, Leave mute shadows on the floor. Olifant horns begin to sound, Tribesmen fall upon the town; Riding with the northern gust, Trampling the homes to dust. Yet, as gateside rocks abound, From the ashes, rises now, Where that city met disgrace, A mighty fortress in its place.
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Jan 21, 2018
Jan 21, 2018 at 2:40 PM UTC
In the Temple of the Ruhr
I had not been born yet. Still, I can see you at your labor - alone, scouring the meadows for the stones - lifting their gray shoulders from the moist earth - pulling them from the green grasp of briars, goldenrod, and Queen Anne’s Lace. The smell of the earth must have filled you with your own childhood memories - of plowing fields and cold mornings trudging across barn yards mud thick on your boots - promising yourself that someday you would leave and never return. I can hear the pick axe - the sharp strikes against the stones, and the dull thud when the earth swallowed the blade - and the deep exhalations when the stones tumbled into the old wheelbarrow – new then - that now leans rusting against my garden shed. Some of the stones were so large - far too large for one man – how did you move them? I look at the old photographs and you seem so young – so much younger than I am today - and so thin – staring off-frame beyond the camera. What were you looking for in those fields? I can see you sorting the stones, stacking them - building and unbuilding and rebuilding the walls and  terraces until the walls were true and the terraces level and planted with dogwood, birches, soft grass for bare feet, and bordered with roses. Did you know that you were building my castle? That the highest terrace would be my tower and keep? I remember calling out to my knights, my legionnaires, and tribesmen – rallying them in defense of the citadel –  ready for the coming siege. I also remember looking out across that verdant kingdom for the last time - no longer a king or a boy – and miles away, across the river to the west, I imagined the new home that awaited us. I couldn’t know how far away it would be or what it meant to leave. This morning, as I looked out across the garden that I have built, I felt the weightlessness of time and its gravity settling me into place. For a brief moment I had the sensation that I was standing on the shoulders of gathered stones. (for my father, Guy Spencer.) Tom Spencer © 2015
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Jul 4, 2015
Jul 4, 2015 at 12:13 PM UTC
Gathered Stones
I had not been born yet. Still, I can see you at your labor - alone, scouring the meadows for the stones - lifting their gray shoulders from the moist earth - pulling them from the green grasp of briars, goldenrod, and Queen Anne’s Lace. The smell of the earth must have filled you with your own childhood memories - of plowing fields and cold mornings trudging across barn yards mud thick on your boots - promising yourself that someday you would leave and never return. I can hear the pick axe - the sharp strikes against the stones, and the dull thud when the earth swallowed the blade - and the deep exhalations when the stones tumbled into the old wheelbarrow – new then - that now leans rusting against my garden shed. Some of the stones were so large - far too large for one man – how did you move them? I look at the old photographs and you seem so young – so much younger than I am today - and so thin – staring off-frame beyond the camera. What were you looking for in those fields? I can see you sorting the stones, stacking them - building and unbuilding and rebuilding the walls and  terraces until the walls were true and the terraces level and planted with dogwood, birches, soft grass for bare feet, and bordered with roses. Did you know that you were building my castle? That the highest terrace would be my tower and keep? I remember calling out to my knights, my legionnaires, and tribesmen – rallying them in defense of the citadel –  ready for the coming siege. I also remember looking out across that verdant kingdom for the last time - no longer a king or a boy – and miles away, across the river to the west, I imagined the new home that awaited us. I couldn’t know how far away it would be or what it meant to leave. This morning, as I looked out across the garden that I have built, I felt the weightlessness of time and its gravity settling me into place. For a brief moment I had the sensation that I was standing on the shoulders of gathered stones. (for my father, Guy Spencer.) Tom Spencer © 2015
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I see the rabbits feeding on the grass My heart is filled with joy Their life is precious I see the vultures feeding on the rabbits My heart is filled with joy Their life is precious That's what I never understood about coffins Life is about expanding your prison cell as much as you can There's no requirement to be contained once it's over Our nutriance to the Earth Is our nutrients into Earth All creatures that die on this planet Become a part of it The Debt they paid to the future The Debt that is always collected on We travel nonchalantly on their corpses Wishing they could appreciate That each and every one of them Was one step closer to sentience This planet's passion project Could the first single-celled organism Comprehend my humiliation? When the first creature walked on land Was it anticipating my shame? Did it sprout wings To give me nightmares of dying in an airplane? Did ancient Neanderthals dance around a fire To reenact my adolescence? Could mystic voodoo shaman Cure my lack of agency? Or did lost American tribesmen Prophesize the complexities of my love? I can feel all these ************* looking up at me from the ground And it's just me As I accidentally burn my notebook with a cigarette
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 12:01 AM UTC
Coffins
His kalenjin tribesmen planned for tribal wars to cleanse kikuyus and luhyias From the their lands, planned out of tribal sadism, He was fully aware, as he understood the kalenjin coded language of war And preparation for war, war of the years 2007 and 2008, He did not give any holy bishopric **** to save his non indigenous folks The people to be killed and tribally cleansed were the members Of his catholic church in the dioceses of Eldoret, The ones to **** were his kalenjin tribesmen, But bishop korir could not counsel nor forewarn, He did not give out any peace focused advice That a catholic should not **** a catholic Because of politics or worldliness, Instead he gave respect to his tribal sentimentality He behaved as a kalenjin first then a catholic later, A spiritual paradox of the century, Only equated in the Biafra tribal sentimentality between igbos and yorubas Redolent of European ****** or the American ku Klux **** But after all the non kalenjin Catholics from his dioceses Had been killed, burned up in the church, ***** up Homoerotically perhaps in the madness of tribal scorn, That they now became refugees in their own country; Kenya And then solemnly condemned to the refugee camps, Is when Bishop korir Cornelius came out of his tribal kernel With vices of a kipskiss sadist , holy rosary in his hand, Singing an out dated poem of Hail Mary the ****** Mother of Jesus Christ to them, the IDPS, He then promoted a priest from his tribe, The one kimengich up the hegemonic altar to become The bishop of Lodwar from where they loot The illiterate turkana catholic peasants their relief foods, And even jobs, and clothes, only to give to those who are not needy, To the kalenjin who are not even catholic nor marginalized, some even Moslem, All these happens in the sweetness of tribal syndrome, A social disease which the holy sacrament of the catholic faith Have not and never will heal Bishop Cornelius korir.
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May 24, 2014
May 24, 2014 at 9:28 AM UTC
BISHOP CORNELIUS KORIR OF ELDORET IS A HYPOCRITE
His kalenjin tribesmen planned for tribal wars to cleanse kikuyus and luhyias From the their lands, planned out of tribal sadism, He was fully aware, as he understood the kalenjin coded language of war And preparation for war, war of the years 2007 and 2008, He did not give any holy bishopric **** to save his non indigenous folks The people to be killed and tribally cleansed were the members Of his catholic church in the dioceses of Eldoret, The ones to **** were his kalenjin tribesmen, But bishop korir could not counsel nor forewarn, He did not give out any peace focused advice That a catholic should not **** a catholic Because of politics or worldliness, Instead he gave respect to his tribal sentimentality He behaved as a kalenjin first then a catholic later, A spiritual paradox of the century, Only equated in the Biafra tribal sentimentality between igbos and yorubas Redolent of European ****** or the American ku Klux **** But after all the non kalenjin Catholics from his dioceses Had been killed, burned up in the church, ***** up Homoerotically perhaps in the madness of tribal scorn, That they now became refugees in their own country; Kenya And then solemnly condemned to the refugee camps, Is when Bishop korir Cornelius came out of his tribal kernel With vices of a kipskiss sadist , holy rosary in his hand, Singing an out dated poem of Hail Mary the ****** Mother of Jesus Christ to them, the IDPS, He then promoted a priest from his tribe, The one kimengich up the hegemonic altar to become The bishop of Lodwar from where they loot The illiterate turkana catholic peasants their relief foods, And even jobs, and clothes, only to give to those who are not needy, To the kalenjin who are not even catholic nor marginalized, some even Moslem, All these happens in the sweetness of tribal syndrome, A social disease which the holy sacrament of the catholic faith Have not and never will heal Bishop Cornelius korir.
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i couldn't stand the heat, spent most of the time in the shade, everyone made fun of the guy standing by the pool reading a book, pretending to be a sundial; i was called the whiskey-man; one night i slept outside and by the time i woke up my glass of brandy disappeared; mingled with the "auctioneers" of a good time; boy one of those kenyan girls was hot... oomph, she looked like oiled coal, slimy bits and raw *** i know i was a tourist... played a stupid drinking game with two english girls, snogged one at the end of the game, wasn't invited back to the room for a ********* spent hours at night looking at the tide splashing the shore, cried at the painting so alive all the museums and galleries became graveyards of appreciation; it was a holiday resort, i admit, although one bartender asked me to do a local tour of the place, go clubbing, supposedly a colonial ******* i was upon first reading; but the heat though! god almighty, couldn't stand the temperature, i was literally an ice-cream cone most of the time, took to the shades, wrote a short story for my grandfather about an elephant dunking his trunk into a bottle of brandy... one day got chatting to a scottish pair and a russian couple, told the scottish guy about travis' 12 memories album, i was originally asking for a cigarette, so we drank and chatted about mickey mouse politics of america... the scottish guy eventually ran off and jumped into the kids' shallow pool veering on blind-drunk-happy... another time i too jumped into a pool with my clothes on... ******* this heat... ha, hmm, those kenyan macaques were funny esp. on prompt of being fed on the balcony... but boy that baboon was a menace, a real anarchist, charged in like a donkey with meningitis and stole food... although one baboon had massive haemorrhoids... and given his fat pinky *** it was even funnier to watch. oh yeah, and this guy muhammad wanted to take me to a crocodile sanctuary of his... i sort of refused the invitation, and no, i didn't go on the zoological escapade of a safari to see the Masai tribesmen... just gave c. g. jung's modern man in search of soul to one of the caretakers of the resort.
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Mar 26, 2016
Mar 26, 2016 at 7:43 AM UTC
while in kenya
i couldn't stand the heat, spent most of the time in the shade, everyone made fun of the guy standing by the pool reading a book, pretending to be a sundial; i was called the whiskey-man; one night i slept outside and by the time i woke up my glass of brandy disappeared; mingled with the "auctioneers" of a good time; boy one of those kenyan girls was hot... oomph, she looked like oiled coal, slimy bits and raw *** i know i was a tourist... played a stupid drinking game with two english girls, snogged one at the end of the game, wasn't invited back to the room for a ********* spent hours at night looking at the tide splashing the shore, cried at the painting so alive all the museums and galleries became graveyards of appreciation; it was a holiday resort, i admit, although one bartender asked me to do a local tour of the place, go clubbing, supposedly a colonial ******* i was upon first reading; but the heat though! god almighty, couldn't stand the temperature, i was literally an ice-cream cone most of the time, took to the shades, wrote a short story for my grandfather about an elephant dunking his trunk into a bottle of brandy... one day got chatting to a scottish pair and a russian couple, told the scottish guy about travis' 12 memories album, i was originally asking for a cigarette, so we drank and chatted about mickey mouse politics of america... the scottish guy eventually ran off and jumped into the kids' shallow pool veering on blind-drunk-happy... another time i too jumped into a pool with my clothes on... ******* this heat... ha, hmm, those kenyan macaques were funny esp. on prompt of being fed on the balcony... but boy that baboon was a menace, a real anarchist, charged in like a donkey with meningitis and stole food... although one baboon had massive haemorrhoids... and given his fat pinky *** it was even funnier to watch. oh yeah, and this guy muhammad wanted to take me to a crocodile sanctuary of his... i sort of refused the invitation, and no, i didn't go on the zoological escapade of a safari to see the Masai tribesmen... just gave c. g. jung's modern man in search of soul to one of the caretakers of the resort.
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i Off in the beaten path An Echelon of secret tribal's; I pirouetted with them in plumage Mine queen showed up, just on arrival. ii Her timing was perfect As tis she watched me caper; Me and mine Reyna's amour' Like tambourines, shook with ancient shaker's. iii Hot coal ember's Igneous in ourn chest's; Ourn pulmonary arterie's Bracketed, by her tribesgirl dress. iv We were gladden Betwixt the wilderness; Under mango leaves Jane seduced me, equatorial phene's. v Whilst the darkness wore down And the tribesmen went to sleep; Me and mine protector In the dusk, disappeared, into eachother's soul's to keep. ©Brandon nagley ©Earl Jane dedication ©Lonesome poet's poetry
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Aug 10, 2015
Aug 10, 2015 at 3:22 PM UTC
Inter deserto ( Betwixt the wilderness) latin tongue
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret,Kenya;[email protected]) Sembene Ouasmane the son of a fisherman the son of wolof tribesmen the owners of Atlantic you are a bad liar, my kinsman and foreman why didn't you wait for me to grow up you only belied to me for your to die earlier i begged for your pipe for i also to **** it with passion you told me to hold on until i grow up only for you to accede to July death in 2007 i am tortured in this life without without you agonized by daily chores without a glance at the fume of smokes being blown from the magnificent ceramic pipe on your mouth, i wanted you teach me what Maxim Gorky and Emile Zola taught you i wanted to learn from you what you learned at the Moscow cinema school was it cinematographic Marxism or filmographic socialism that you learned? i wanted to get you alive so that we can sing together the songs of Cedo and Xala, why were your gods collecting the pieces of wood; was it humility and humanism? I wanted to see the powerful words of human side of governance coming from you sober gentle mouth onto African plateau that is replete with commonaplace selfish power struggles, i will build a monument in respect of your service to African literature and your service to protection of humanity;both Arabic and African your service to humanity as you forgave a French woman who stole your book only to publish it under her name in a dint of ****** wham pam pams.
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 10:09 AM UTC
Ode to the pipe of Sembene Ouasmane
Alas! The fleeting years glide on. Eheu fugaces labuntar anni So it goes, an old poet rose, to tell the story of the beast and the decaying glass rose, petals falling softly cracking into broken glass. When you look at someone through rose tinted glasses, all the the red flags just look like flags. raise a generation on Eminem and Cobain then scratch your head wondering where all us grown boys went a little insane from Timberlake to Bieber Brittany to Miley what's really changed? anything but our age? a president named Bush went to war on terror in the the middle-east, ten years later his son does the same thing. again I ask, what's even changed but our age? The ****** scandals begun by our ******* president continue today under an eponymous tabloid cover called Kardashian. exploitation the name of the game, everything is done for us, especially our thinking. less scarily, our cooking. there has never not been an "us vs. them" mentality in human history. we are cultured cannibals, tribesmen who have outgrown our britches. ****** and racial liberation continues against ****** and racial tension *** is cheap drugs are cheaper morals are depleted agnosticism the happy sedated norm nobody expects a revival but the saved themselves, the born again. well do I even wish to be born again into a life as this? If I have learned anything thus far from life's teachings: One is nothing and everything Nowhere and everywhere spirits abound where you least expect them There is no zero and no infinity Watch a fire burn and you will know this truth Alas! The fleeting years glide on. Eheu fugaces labuntar anni
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Jan 1, 2016
Jan 1, 2016 at 2:37 PM UTC
slaughterhouse
Alas! The fleeting years glide on. Eheu fugaces labuntar anni So it goes, an old poet rose, to tell the story of the beast and the decaying glass rose, petals falling softly cracking into broken glass. When you look at someone through rose tinted glasses, all the the red flags just look like flags. raise a generation on Eminem and Cobain then scratch your head wondering where all us grown boys went a little insane from Timberlake to Bieber Brittany to Miley what's really changed? anything but our age? a president named Bush went to war on terror in the the middle-east, ten years later his son does the same thing. again I ask, what's even changed but our age? The ****** scandals begun by our ******* president continue today under an eponymous tabloid cover called Kardashian. exploitation the name of the game, everything is done for us, especially our thinking. less scarily, our cooking. there has never not been an "us vs. them" mentality in human history. we are cultured cannibals, tribesmen who have outgrown our britches. ****** and racial liberation continues against ****** and racial tension *** is cheap drugs are cheaper morals are depleted agnosticism the happy sedated norm nobody expects a revival but the saved themselves, the born again. well do I even wish to be born again into a life as this? If I have learned anything thus far from life's teachings: One is nothing and everything Nowhere and everywhere spirits abound where you least expect them There is no zero and no infinity Watch a fire burn and you will know this truth Alas! The fleeting years glide on. Eheu fugaces labuntar anni
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There's a great big area deep in the Amazon, It's called the basin, It's made of plastic, made by tefal, The tribesmen go a hunting, They're going mining, deep into the basin of the tAmazon, They're going chocolate mining, Down, down, down they creep, sliding down them plastic edges, slippery but very steep, Go into the darkened halls, Where chocolate stalagmites, they grow, As it's getting hotter and hotter and the air is getting sickly sweet, The drips and drops are falling fast as stalactites fall down, The mine's all filled with chocolate, what a crazy dream, There are funny little fellows, hiding in the chocolate ghetto, Hyperglycaemic,  they're flying on the sugar rush. (C) Livvi
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 6:12 PM UTC
Mining in the Amazon.
She’s Luz-Vi-Minda Priestess of Asia When incubus harms She takes out her charms… Behold! Jose Rizal Our hero national Poet, doctor, researcher Farmer, herder, school-builder Fought Spaniards with paper and pen Luzon’s charm – noblest of our men! Behold! Lapu-Lapu! Defender of Cebu First terror of invaders Famed Magellan’s death renders Rammed Spaniards with native bolo Visayas’ charm – quaintest hero! Behold! Purmassuri! Awesome Muslim lady Wise heroine of Sulu Foreigners cannot subdue Disturbed Spaniards so tribesmen won Mindanao’s charm – enemies thrown! -11/27/2011 (Dumarao) *First Incubus Collection
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Aug 24, 2019
Aug 24, 2019 at 9:40 PM UTC
Three Charms of Luz-Vi-Minda Against Spain
Fortify this Amozanian square, Wherith Baldheads are anguished, No other place shall compare!!!! Altered skin wearers, Sleeve wearing tribesmen!!! Amourostity don't leave me to far gone, Showeth me love, Showeth me loving kindness, Shower me thy grain!!! And thine finess.... Fruition comes suddenly, Studdingly the airs wind stays chill, Dead/lock exhibitions of fan fare latitude!!!! A blonde chapter of northern affairs, How changeable is ones man I can smile!!! Defilement she hath seen, Derider, Non abider, Doesn't fit on thine circuited scene... What a guise to all wherin whom sleep!!! Guardeth thy soul, Their mind is of allotrope, You'll whimper as they weepeth!!!! Flourisher, Nourisher of nutrientral push!!! Snappish, Irenic, lover of pre school books!!!! Sorceries own solvent, Dissolvent of surmise talk, Your a new age Delilah thou fresh smelling mucosa you!!!!!
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May 17, 2015
May 17, 2015 at 4:37 PM UTC
Amazonian shelter...
The call rises from the West Door A steady pounding rhythm across the water Three medicine men stand atop the Adena burial mound hands beating against drums, rattles shake, creating spirit a musical birth wolf, fox, bear, ox Nemahi Tribesmen, facing the East Gate Climbing upwards ancient earth, native toes sinking into soft wet ground exchanging no words, only melody feathers dancing on the rhythmic wind The broken healer offers wooden peace pipe, painted polar bear Stepping into the medicine wheel, honoring the four fathers Inhaling sacred herbs to cleanse lungs & spirit Nothing lost, Nothing gained Four buzzards glide along the slip stream Two Crows calls me Brother Four tribesmen stand atop the burial mound Stray dogs united
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 12:12 PM UTC
Four Tribesmen Face the West Gate
Imaculee Ilibegiza Dear I couldn't tell ye because Oh! We wanted ye take flight sudden The river of family to flow Through ye our Compassion-ed maiden! As you darted into darkness of night We plunged into prayers on our knees Holding the cross to our ***** tight Way of the cross brought in us peace. We know the enemy will come Will ****** us all sparing none. We were preparing our souls to numb All the while praying for you brave nun. Imaculee should flow eternally A river of love and forgiveness. Our hearth didn't fire since you left in fear We burn in prayers as we hear The enemy drum beats as it nears Our dear home to put us to fires But be calm dear, we are not in  fears. We are in the power of our lord We believe death cannot defeat Let it trample under its dark feet. Safe hands of god is with you we know My friend is of enemy tribe though But only to Lord does he subscribe He will guide you safely somehow. The enemy's blood stain smells the air Hark, dear, every corner death lurks Searching blood of innocent tribesmen Women and children they  don't spare Infants too they **** as kids of snakes. If the most learned of them boasts the crime Sure the devil had owned man this time My child, Lee, I want you to flow As the river of our family, Flowing with forgiveness and love. My love and deep kisses to my dear Any time they'll tear us into pieces But we are with our all time Jesus We know your love will join the lord And flow as the river of the word Flowing eternally with love and forgiveness. Hark! The enemy knocks at the door Imaculee Ilibegiza Dear I cant tell ye becoz.. Oh!
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May 25, 2019
May 25, 2019 at 9:41 AM UTC
IMACULEE, I CANT TELL YE BECOZ..OH!
Imaculee Ilibegiza Dear I couldn't tell ye because Oh! We wanted ye take flight sudden The river of family to flow Through ye our Compassion-ed maiden! As you darted into darkness of night We plunged into prayers on our knees Holding the cross to our ***** tight Way of the cross brought in us peace. We know the enemy will come Will ****** us all sparing none. We were preparing our souls to numb All the while praying for you brave nun. Imaculee should flow eternally A river of love and forgiveness. Our hearth didn't fire since you left in fear We burn in prayers as we hear The enemy drum beats as it nears Our dear home to put us to fires But be calm dear, we are not in  fears. We are in the power of our lord We believe death cannot defeat Let it trample under its dark feet. Safe hands of god is with you we know My friend is of enemy tribe though But only to Lord does he subscribe He will guide you safely somehow. The enemy's blood stain smells the air Hark, dear, every corner death lurks Searching blood of innocent tribesmen Women and children they  don't spare Infants too they **** as kids of snakes. If the most learned of them boasts the crime Sure the devil had owned man this time My child, Lee, I want you to flow As the river of our family, Flowing with forgiveness and love. My love and deep kisses to my dear Any time they'll tear us into pieces But we are with our all time Jesus We know your love will join the lord And flow as the river of the word Flowing eternally with love and forgiveness. Hark! The enemy knocks at the door Imaculee Ilibegiza Dear I cant tell ye becoz.. Oh!
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An ancient tribesman In the amazonian jungle **** and raw, as a ghost. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poets poetry
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 9:08 AM UTC
Tribesmen ghost ( haiku)
Let us travel to Namibia Let me take you to the Himba tribe Maybe you call you them Ovahimba They offer hospitality at its best Whatever you do my friend Wherever you find yourself Always remember your cultural identity? They are a people united by blood Have you heard of "Okujepisa omukazendu?" An age long cultural practice If you can offer me your wife As a form of hospitality I can give you my life That is the height of their bond Who needs water to bath When they are blessed with red ochre With a daily smoke bath The output, a glowing skin I am dreaming it already My Himba tribesmen are friendly But if you cross the line Things can change very fast Call it by whatever name I don't care about your education What value is it to any If you already lost you In your quest to re-discover you Please, take me to Namibia That fine country somewhere in Africa
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Apr 4, 2020
Apr 4, 2020 at 3:03 AM UTC
Take Me To Namibia
Descendant of proud tribesmen and daughter of mighty rulers, I am the honored heir of warriors and wisemen. Born and blessed with the bent of words, I was bestowed the gift of Babel. Survived the sight of my sanctuary Being turned to a battlefield. ****** into war without a warning, I danced with Death from dusk to dawn Until I became the light and lured it away. In the fight against life’s fatalities, I vowed to be victorious. I swore to survive. Sacred with a soldier’s soul And the spirituality of saints, I am destined to move mountains. Unfazed and unapologetic, I am no longer afraid Of the flames, for I have become the fire. All the damaged petals, all the painful days, All the broken pieces are the proclamation That I prevailed. Pride pumps in my veins As harmony and peace hum in my heart.
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Jan 23, 2019
Jan 23, 2019 at 8:27 PM UTC
Testimony
Bare and organic brown skinned man Dancing the tribal shores; As the European's pulleth land ahoy The tribesmen's chief kneweth, this was the end of the world. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poets poetry
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Aug 2, 2015
Aug 2, 2015 at 9:59 PM UTC
The chief knew
Ouataga raised his arms to the sky in offering for his people - prepared to be ripped from life by the claws and teeth of the Piasa   *The monstrous bird with blood red eyes     and bearded chin soared above the bluffs     in search of a solitary brave     to devour for his evening meal.* Throughout the cycling of the whole moon Ouataga had fasted and prayed for a Piasa slaying plan. The Great Spirit had come at last in a dream and now the trap was set.     *The great monster gliding on thermals,     drifted over the rise,     clouding the bluff bluff with his shadow     fixed his crimson eyes on Ouataga     standing alone in the clearing.     His monster wings pummeled the air     and he began his ******* swoop of death.* Obeisant to their young chief's dream, twenty braves concealed in a circle of bush and trees, sent their poison shafts flying straight to the center of the glade.     *The ravenous Piasa     baring teeth and talons,     never saw the rain of arrows     rupture his skin - pouring venom     into his murderous veins.* Ouataga, untouched by talon or arrow, smiled as the Piasa writhed and fell dead as a stone at his feet. Grateful tribesmen embraced their chief who painted the monster's effigy on a bluff by the Father of Waters where every passing brave from that time forth shot contemptuous arrows at its loathsome face. March, 2008
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 6:17 PM UTC
Piasa
You can see the lines mapped on the old tribesmen's face, You can see his whole life by a tropical indigenous smile, You can see all the love he's given through medicine, ritual, and spiritual implantations!!! See the lines on his face go north and south, Yet either way you map it, You can see the lost city of gold lying beneathe his ancient pupils!
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 6:39 PM UTC
lost city of gold
The wicked surround the righteous Like tribesmen around a flame To a song of joy they dance All while in a trance Sometimes they get too close And learn a lesson dire That evil's only for a moment But the righteous live forever The good walk in a line Straight and narrow as she goes Everyone wants to turn them aside And ask them what they hold Yet when they tell the truth They refuse to hear what's told For wisdom is too high for fools Yet better than fine gold The wicked surround the righteous Like moths drawn to a lamp They do not fear the Son And aren't a target of the evil one They like darkness more than light They're like bugs under a rug They mock and scorn the purer souls Until God pulls the plug
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Apr 12, 2025
Apr 12, 2025 at 1:53 AM UTC
Revelation of the Separation
Whoever would fire a bullet? I ask as I’m surely confused Who on Earth would want to shatter All that beauty that Nature has fused! Who sits in a hide away from the light Waiting for the deer to call They don’t need the meat, that’s not the treat It’s the head and the points on the wall! Tribesmen in ‘less civilised’ countries Might hunt down just such a deer Then they pray for the soul of the slaughtered For life-saving food from a beast they revere! Not for them the revulsion of trophies They only **** what they need But in our ‘so civilised’ society We can **** just for pleasure or greed. There is something not right in society Where solutions come from a gun Weapons should be just for protection They should never be used for such ‘fun’. “Please do not be offended by my reference to a ‘less civilised’ society. I refer only to a lack of modernity and in actuality we are the far more crudely behaved frequently” Joe Wilson 2014 ©Joe Wilson – The slaughtered… 2014
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 7:56 AM UTC
The slaughtered...