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"zim" poems
I am a nerd: * DnD * Harry Potter * Lord of the Rings * WoW * Anime * Reading * Video Games * Comic book heroes * Science * Math * Hunger games * Steampunk * Disney!!! * Futurama * Star Wars * Doctor Who * Breaking Bad * Archer * 90's Cartoons * Invader Zim I am a Metal head \m/ * Nightwish * Sabaton * Ozzy Osbourne * Iron Maiden * Epica * Van Canto * Dealian * Hammerfall * DragonForce I love my life: * My love * My family * My Job as a preschool teacher * having fun This is who I am and I don't care if any one thinks of me!
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Jul 1, 2014
Jul 1, 2014 at 12:19 AM UTC
A little bit about me!
Algeria a rich land poor people, Angola seems to have kings, Benin is blessed with voodoo, Botswana blood bulls diamonds, Burkina Faso can't cope coups, Burundi twelve years a slave, Cape Verde has half a million, Cameroon got cocoa, Chad's lake is shrinking, Comoros has under a million, DRC is third largest, Congo is it's neighbour with capitals facing, Côte d'Ivoire has few elephants, Djibouti's on the horn, Egypt has mummy's, Equatorial guinea struck oil in 95 but didn't loose change, Eritrea has 5000 running annually, Ethiopia's great rift is pretty ****** Gabon is subject to black gold, Gambia got a peace of it after 65, Great Ghana oasis of peace, Guinea is diverse, Bissau too, Kenyans have beautiful smiles, Lesotho is SA's baby, Liberia oldest republic, Libya needs liberty, Madagascar where are the penguins! Malawi has warm hearts, Mali is 8th, Mauritania is 11th, Mauritius marvel, Morocco fine leather, Mozambique keeps the dugongs, Namibia Windhoek ah, Niger after a river, Nigeria makes zuma rock, Rwanda listen, Sao tome and principe 2nd smallest, Senegoals, She sells Seychelles, Sierra Leone free? Somalia loose, S. Africa reign, South Sudan independent? Sudan - black, Swaziland more than solo men, Tanzania trade, Togo up down, Two knees yeah, Uganda teacher come simeon, Zambia's peace? Zimbabwe got rid of Mugabe. Always thought zed was co.za but we're actually co.zm, so what's zim? One way we'll loose change is when the overseers begin to acknowledge the under looked. -nyanta
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Feb 8, 2018
Feb 8, 2018 at 5:28 PM UTC
AFRICA
Algeria a rich land poor people, Angola seems to have kings, Benin is blessed with voodoo, Botswana blood bulls diamonds, Burkina Faso can't cope coups, Burundi twelve years a slave, Cape Verde has half a million, Cameroon got cocoa, Chad's lake is shrinking, Comoros has under a million, DRC is third largest, Congo is it's neighbour with capitals facing, Côte d'Ivoire has few elephants, Djibouti's on the horn, Egypt has mummy's, Equatorial guinea struck oil in 95 but didn't loose change, Eritrea has 5000 running annually, Ethiopia's great rift is pretty ****** Gabon is subject to black gold, Gambia got a peace of it after 65, Great Ghana oasis of peace, Guinea is diverse, Bissau too, Kenyans have beautiful smiles, Lesotho is SA's baby, Liberia oldest republic, Libya needs liberty, Madagascar where are the penguins! Malawi has warm hearts, Mali is 8th, Mauritania is 11th, Mauritius marvel, Morocco fine leather, Mozambique keeps the dugongs, Namibia Windhoek ah, Niger after a river, Nigeria makes zuma rock, Rwanda listen, Sao tome and principe 2nd smallest, Senegoals, She sells Seychelles, Sierra Leone free? Somalia loose, S. Africa reign, South Sudan independent? Sudan - black, Swaziland more than solo men, Tanzania trade, Togo up down, Two knees yeah, Uganda teacher come simeon, Zambia's peace? Zimbabwe got rid of Mugabe. Always thought zed was co.za but we're actually co.zm, so what's zim? One way we'll loose change is when the overseers begin to acknowledge the under looked. -nyanta
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To millions, he was an intellectual guide A source of unconditional love Indeed Dr Cephas George Msipa was a cherished comrade For the seekers, he was a treasurer For those suffering, his words gave them solace and comfort He was an inspiration Gone but not forgotten                                                        ­                                                                 ­        The nation learnt your departure with shock   To Zimbabwean, you were a social economic and political guide   Without you the nation is left poorer                                                          He was a socioeconomic guru, A source of unrestricted love   For multitudes he was a dear friend A friend  of unusual depth and innocence   For academic seekers, he was a fortune   For the suffering, he was compassionate   His words gave solace and comfort to several humanitarian organizations A genuine glimpse of his precious wisdom   Is in the compilation of his academic assistance   In his superlative wisdom was a fountain of guidance,   In curbing violence, fear and anger       Without him,Zimbabwe is left pooer Our tears may go dry but our memories will never He was the  Godfather of peace, He is  sadly missed along life’s ways, Quietly remembered every now and then He is no longer in our life to share realities of life But in our hearts he is always there Yes, he is gone but not forgotten
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Apr 19, 2019
Apr 19, 2019 at 12:12 PM UTC
ZIM LEFT POORER
To millions, he was an intellectual guide A source of unconditional love Indeed Dr Cephas George Msipa was a cherished comrade For the seekers, he was a treasurer For those suffering, his words gave them solace and comfort He was an inspiration Gone but not forgotten                                                        ­                                                                 ­        The nation learnt your departure with shock   To Zimbabwean, you were a social economic and political guide   Without you the nation is left poorer                                                          He was a socioeconomic guru, A source of unrestricted love   For multitudes he was a dear friend A friend  of unusual depth and innocence   For academic seekers, he was a fortune   For the suffering, he was compassionate   His words gave solace and comfort to several humanitarian organizations A genuine glimpse of his precious wisdom   Is in the compilation of his academic assistance   In his superlative wisdom was a fountain of guidance,   In curbing violence, fear and anger       Without him,Zimbabwe is left pooer Our tears may go dry but our memories will never He was the  Godfather of peace, He is  sadly missed along life’s ways, Quietly remembered every now and then He is no longer in our life to share realities of life But in our hearts he is always there Yes, he is gone but not forgotten
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Spirit is a unified field infinite in a state of perpetual expansion seamless bliss beyond the slings and arrows of creations drama pain and pleasure disappointment and gratifications we live in the zim zum A cauldron hollowed out of the the self effulgent light the source formless the theater of creation a dark space of dynamic geometry of fractious binary forces a merciless churn an atrocity for the evolution of individuation pistons in motion a cacophonous feng shui a tangle of webs a grand illusion of energetics kamikaze planets hideous cruelties and voluptuous pleasures a swarm of form hydras in heat countless lights casting inestimable shadows a war between heaven absolute order and hell absolute chaos our lives a medium for the gods of struggle until our heads a stone the exit door is pure spirit spiritus...breath breathing made conscious the big hush the royal yoga waiting for the guileless
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Dec 27, 2016
Dec 27, 2016 at 12:10 PM UTC
Zim Zum
Neener, neener, neener Your daddy is a wiener A peener, a geener A ***** magaziner. Nanny, nanny boo boo Stick your head in doo doo Your granny has got put in jail For practicing at voodoo. Olly Olly Oxen Fee I see you, you can’t see me. I am smart, you are not. Just how stupid can you be? Waka, waka, waka You look like an alpaca Your mama should have taken you And stuffed you in a locker. Zimmy, zimmy, zim Your luck is getting slim. Bad Luck Billy says you’re You’re almost bad as him. Hardy hardy har You think you are a star But an extra in a walk-on role Is what you really are. Clunkety clunk clunk Your dreamboat has sunk You think you smell like roses But it’s more like a skunk. Sniggley, sniggley snurt The truth is bound to hurt You invested in yourself And then you lost your shirt.
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 5:04 PM UTC
RANKING
As Zim life- forces you to survive; Swallow some pride close your eyes; Be close to alright with a bright __African smile;__ And never forget;                    _The Lord does provide._
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Oct 20, 2021
Oct 20, 2021 at 1:52 PM UTC
Zim
***DLING! ZIMMM BA BA!*** Kuring tsa phumf. *KKKu RRRing TSA FRAUMMF   AHHHHHHHHHHH! Riggete OmmmmlehTA ZIMMM BA BA
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Jul 11, 2016
Jul 11, 2016 at 6:31 PM UTC
The Zim Proclamation
Codes bode mechanical roles, On human souls, A road that promised rainbows, And virtues that once showed, A flow of dough, That made social control, More comfortable. That was until, Everything fell all to hell. One by one like dominoes. Poor little dolls. Trying for survival. Yet for yrs yawl been in denial. So, forgive me if I, Don’t care about tears from a crocodile. That transformed beautiful lands, To wastelands. That set up rules that put vatos in jail. Without fair trials. As the poor become corpse piles. A vile stench trails. But will never be inhaled. By those who prevail. A statement that is like a nail. Being put into a coffin. Isn’t humanity something? Instead of reflection, Or reconciliation. History becomes like young padawans, Facing off against Anakin. Where truth becomes fairytales, From once upon. A time where superior specimens. Overcame the savage ones. Wondering what hill I’ll die on, Will I end up in hell or in Zion? Sometimes I feel like a who, Only heard by Horton. And I ain’t talking about Tim. For my people’s lands, Have been invaded by zim. Yet we are the ones treated as aliens. And unlike like a roll up the rim. There is no please play again. **** Never trust a clown, Especially if they wear a crown, Why stick with milk, When you could have the cow. Why share the land, When you could steal the oil. Set the hen house on fire, And watch as things go afowl. Wondering who’s next, Better ask the owl. As they can see the evil in the eel, That try to distract people, With their promises and ideals. But actually bring woe. They say you reap what you sow, So, be careful what you grow. For bitterness is like a poison pill. That spoils our fill. Teach a white man to fish, And for generations blood will spill. As a sour sorrow echoes through the ville. But is quickly dismissed. That makes one wish, Our voices could be taken as serious as, A siege on Capitol Hill.
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Sep 1, 2021
Sep 1, 2021 at 8:12 PM UTC
Capitol ****
Codes bode mechanical roles, On human souls, A road that promised rainbows, And virtues that once showed, A flow of dough, That made social control, More comfortable. That was until, Everything fell all to hell. One by one like dominoes. Poor little dolls. Trying for survival. Yet for yrs yawl been in denial. So, forgive me if I, Don’t care about tears from a crocodile. That transformed beautiful lands, To wastelands. That set up rules that put vatos in jail. Without fair trials. As the poor become corpse piles. A vile stench trails. But will never be inhaled. By those who prevail. A statement that is like a nail. Being put into a coffin. Isn’t humanity something? Instead of reflection, Or reconciliation. History becomes like young padawans, Facing off against Anakin. Where truth becomes fairytales, From once upon. A time where superior specimens. Overcame the savage ones. Wondering what hill I’ll die on, Will I end up in hell or in Zion? Sometimes I feel like a who, Only heard by Horton. And I ain’t talking about Tim. For my people’s lands, Have been invaded by zim. Yet we are the ones treated as aliens. And unlike like a roll up the rim. There is no please play again. **** Never trust a clown, Especially if they wear a crown, Why stick with milk, When you could have the cow. Why share the land, When you could steal the oil. Set the hen house on fire, And watch as things go afowl. Wondering who’s next, Better ask the owl. As they can see the evil in the eel, That try to distract people, With their promises and ideals. But actually bring woe. They say you reap what you sow, So, be careful what you grow. For bitterness is like a poison pill. That spoils our fill. Teach a white man to fish, And for generations blood will spill. As a sour sorrow echoes through the ville. But is quickly dismissed. That makes one wish, Our voices could be taken as serious as, A siege on Capitol Hill.
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