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  1. Oct 30, 2011 ,  08:27 PM #1
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    Golden Leaves of Fall
    It's fall. That season after summer.
    Green Leaves, brown leaves, you need hot water.
    Dancing Leaves, golden leaves on a windy day
    Halloween wear, vampires scare, its candy day.

    Leaves rustle, wind hustles, no time to fumble.
    Play football, keep running, don't knock your hustle.
    Soon kids will come asking for candy in the cold
    None will leave till they feel happy, leaving bold.

    Trick or treat, the kids will ask
    Candy to give and not a jot
    Why now during autumn, Why not another season
    Why not during summer, when I give for a reason

    Costume parties, scary movies
    None of them, tickles my fancy
    And so I wait, when it gets colder
    For that Turkey to get slaughtered.

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  2. Oct 31, 2011 ,  12:41 AM #2
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    Nice! Very nice flow to your poem.

    Fall...the best season of all for me! Love the holidays, the weather, the colors of the leaves and of course, fall fashion

    Knee high boots, ankle boots, scarves, berets, cute leather jackets, tweed jackets, Cashmere sweaters, denim, tights...

    Favorite season for women's fashion IMO

    I just love it!

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  3. Oct 31, 2011 ,  01:03 AM #3
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    Araba is that an excerpt from your new book?

    Welcome back!!!

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  4. Oct 31, 2011 ,  07:27 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by anwulika View Post
    Nice! Very nice flow to your poem.

    Fall...the best season of all for me! Love the holidays, the weather, the colors of the leaves and of course, fall fashion

    Knee high boots, ankle boots, scarves, berets, cute leather jackets, tweed jackets, Cashmere sweaters, denim, tights...

    Favorite season for women's fashion IMO

    I just love it!
    Thanks Anwulika for the positive critique of my poem. I would once in a while post more (hoping Oga Admin and owners of the site don't get bored). I love fall too. My worst season is summer. You know those of us that grew up in Nigeria now. After living with so much humid heat. See me snuggle in winter only to recoil in spring enjoying the cold. And then comes summer to spoil all the fun. I think I might end up living in Barrow, Alaska.
    You have a tasty sense for fashion.

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    Araba is that an excerpt from your new book?

    Welcome back!!!
    My favorite Iye. You will have to give me a decade. This book writing thing is not a joke. I was just twiddling my thumbs, trying to role-play Le penseur de Rodin, thinking of the season and decided to post on my favorite web site. Thanks for the warm message.

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  5. Nov 5, 2011 ,  09:45 PM #5
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    Thirty Years Later

    The walk down the pavement was familiar
    The difference, it was thirty years after
    Dotun leaving for Britain quite early
    Dipo journeying for the Americas, yearning.

    The laughter was sonorous
    The moment infectious
    Both remembered the theatre hall
    And memories came back whole

    You remember we hugged, Dipo asked
    Dotun looked away askance
    The walk continued, down a promenade that took a bend
    Dotun's hastened steps, suggesting a walk with a bent

    There were no phallic desires, Dipo continued
    There was just a bulge all too natural
    We were kids with all the innocence
    So what happened to maternal desires?

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    Thirty years later,
    They still laugh together after 30 yrs.
    They seem to have taken separate paths in life
    but they are still friends after 30 years...

    I love it.

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  7. Nov 19, 2011 ,  05:52 PM #7
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    Vincent
    I am African, my roots deep in the motherland
    Am American, my history deep in this land.
    Who are you, journeying from whence I came
    Look at you, darker than my shade.

    Generations passed, many oceans crossed
    Shackled in chains, stringed in a human train.
    Working the plantations, bearing coffee and sugar
    Living the existence befitting an outcast.

    And yet we toiled, tilling the soil
    From the coasts we came, bearing no name
    Four Hundred years, scattered all over
    Fifty years and we have Obama.

    So who are you? From whence comest thou?
    Ever heard of Jim Crow? They tried to beat me down.
    Yet. You are back again, to start your trade
    Rest.You will not prevail, I am not a slave.

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