Jamaican Yard Talk-1 Poem by Buxton Shippy

Jamaican Yard Talk-1

Rating: 3.5


Hey boy, a wey you ago?
Me know you?
Man mine you business, bloodclaat.
Every time me turn
Somebody up ina me business;
A wey me ago,
Like me know him.
Lucky him didn't ask me that yestiday,
When me couldn't fine di rent money;
A woulda lick him di head
With a marta stick.
A wey me ago,
Damn faas.

This boy don't know it
But him mek me pressure rise.
Me is a funny man you no
When people get ina me business,
Me we fight.
Like last month,
When benji ask,
Wey Jennifa dey;
Like me live wid de woman,
Tell you, some people fool-fool bad.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Aftab Alam Khursheed 28 March 2013

well, you measured with yard ways are ofcourse local. style local poeple will read more coz its got attachment...nice to read

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Buxton Shippy

Buxton Shippy

Montego Bay, Jamaica
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