Phinda Mkhonta Poems

My daydream is to regenerate humanity,
No matter what life throws at me?
My agenda is to build again;
Africa must be great as Mount Kilimanjaro,
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Dear liberty
Before we forget you as our master and role model
Tell us not to forget you for you have dedication of every soul,
When democracy is pruned, when the bill of right is banned,
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God you know my heart and mind,
You know my sitting and standing.
You know my words before speaking,
You place your hands on my head to pour your blessing.
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Togethe we scrowl and together we can do it all,
Together we can fall but we can stand tall in the dark of an owl,
We can take our problems to a progrem to progress,
We can dry our peers tears from all the dark years,
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Let this be the darkest hour before down
When you let my poetry to rain to dry deserts
Of humanity, to replace the fundamental ethic morals;
When the Africa conspire to conceive,
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You are in a nest horrific pal,
From crack of dawn to twilight;
Your speeches is all about copulation,
Your conversation is all about copulation,
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Our brotherhood is not by the blood certainly,
But we are brothers by speech and by saying consequently;
We are brothers by life lived and we are hurt for it.
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True Love flows like sweat in the hot
African suns shine through a black man’s skin;
As if it will always flow in the texture of the skin crust,
You find nobody is prepared to take a true stand of love
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To you unborn heroes of Africa
May your eyes filtrate things drawn to them?
May your lips pass effective flames of creative juices?
Juices to conquer the continent of Africa,
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Nobody knows what he felt,
Within his dark-kept soul,
As still as a rail of a train,
Which strain his soul?
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