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Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Sunday, 24 February 2013
As a sculpture
Doors and drawers as gate ways
Into worlds with options
I would shut my eyes to
Keep from seeing as baring witness
My mind would opt out from partaking
A phrase set as escape clause
Strings hold life like puppet play
Attached to the handle of the drawer's grip
And for each pull as command
The status of I, move as puppet play
I am as, Leonardo Da Vinci carved me
Waiting on God to breathe life in me
I am as surrealism from your imagination
Drawn up by Salvador Dali in dream state
Yet as I stand as empty drawers
All t' pass folded and unfolded, are left en-trigged
Sigmund Freud left sat perplexed
Looking for my childhood story to define me
Labels:
Art,
Emotion,
Leonardo Da Vinci,
Philosophy of life,
Salvador Dalí,
Sculpture
Saturday, 23 February 2013
Being whole is frowned upon
Being whole is frowned upon
Like the sun showing its face
To winter at dawn post-mature
Staying late, until dusk
A deal is a deal, let no man
Enter the tavern tea-totaller
Defeating the objective stand
Of the establishments' order
I would have expected more
From the priest, holy, holy oh thy holy
But in times as these the dog colour
Comes off and in a sea of people
On stampede of rage as free fall
It is hard to tell who would notice
The cliff before all goes tumbling down
Let us all die blind, save your virtue
Keep your innocence from view
Being whole is frowned upon
Saturday, 16 February 2013
To Save Timbuktu
Is water worth more in the desert
Than the bright diamonds that sparkle
Crystal transparent particles, that flows
The same, in need, in want, to have, to own
In its perspective value enough to kill for
In its desired richness to be had
What of camels, yes camels
Are camels worth more in the desert
Than the stud bred for the grand national
Dressage for Olympic gold medals
Who would carry me to free Timbuktu
To save those old manuscripts that holds my history
Saturday, 9 February 2013
Monday, 4 February 2013
Protest Song; The change of guard
Has humanity made t' world less fun to play
Do the trees chatter loud in protest songs
Encouraged by the winds that blow
With banner flags and protest songs
With stones thrown to overthrow tyrants
Burning effigies as ritual to the cause
Has man made the world less fun to play
Neighborly words shared by the others
Species wandering if we as human
Are more parasitic in being, to hunt
Cannibalistic in emotions, to bully the weak
Watching our young ones decline in dejection
Quenching the internal light that enshrines joy
Set deep in our core, blowing cold, cold and mean
Has humanity made the world less fun to play
Do the trees chatter loud in protest songs
Sunday, 3 February 2013
The bank of books
Books stocked, packed on shelves
Each word written by a beautiful mind
Some as rich as the value of true wealth
Some as rare as the sight of a red emerald
Some as records of events that was
Some as fiction and some as law
Some as print media dated 18 something
Some before the time of the industrial age
Some on sheepskin rolled round as scrolls
Some for kids, poetry and music books
Some by Darwin about the evolution of nature
Some by Einstein on the theory of relativity
Some by Shakespeare, said of Othello
Some by Wordsworth and some by Victor Hugo
This is the house the bank of books
Where all of knowledge is kept stacked on shelves
Labels:
Albert Einstein,
Arts,
book,
Literature,
Printing,
William Shakespeare,
World Literature
Saturday, 2 February 2013
Friday, 1 February 2013
Mutombo Da Poet - I For Talk ft M3NSA
Poetry is a personal dairy laid open, bare to the world
To the author an appreciation, to the listener a pleasure
For Mutombo this is how he expresses his love, relationship and joy
His battle to be noble and with global recognition for the art
Most of us, though committed look for our source of flourish-ion
Elsewhere dabbling in and out like frequent visitors with building pass
But never residents without options and get out of jail free cards
For that a hero is made of the guardians of the art
And hence each time they commit and share a passage in their dairies
We owe it to them to appreciate and recognise their sacrifice.
I encourage all to listen and download free and share with friends
An open dairy of a poet, a word to the other half
I'm listening to Mutombo Da Poet - I For Talk ft M3NSA @Hulkshare:
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