Fear Not Poem by evans wesley

Fear Not



Barry Taylour

Jag jit Sigh

Handkerchief is appropriate

If back of your palms

And fronts of shirts

Are too dump to do

Weep tears

Cry no more

For African literature still held intact

And everlasting

Okot worry not

Red tears never be our answer

Anyang` Nyong`o no horror at all


Angira Jared fear not

Sun never set Hanry Ballow


For your fears are understood

Bukenya and Alexander


Be assured

Spirit never depart homestead

Tell John Ruganda that-

Paw paw trank interest-less

The carpenter

Neither shall indigenous dog

Be expressed in western ways and

Success be positive


Timothy Wangusi

Dirty boots shall tread our hard

Found literature not


For the pumpkin of old homestead

Shall never be uprooted

YES!

We acknowledge your foresight

That when mad man walks

-Shame goes to relatives

I beg your pardon

Oh! Our elders shame never befall you

We are retracing our lost routes

And onces more

Poetry would gloow

Like stars

Our black souls a rest

Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: hope
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The assurance to gradual fear that g reap the souls of great African men that our literature faces perish due to westernization
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Evans Wesley 20 October 2015

the best i can ask for as a poet who focus deep in future

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