Poems About: CULTURE

I hide within a culture where black people
kill their brother everyday
no other culture on this earth
slaughter humans in this way.. read more »

Those great entertainers of Ghana to their drumming they dance and sing
Music, song and dance an integral part of their culture with them 'tis a natural thing
Compared to them I feel quite ordinary as if my feet are tied to the ground
They sing, dance and drum with a passion in them talent seem to abound read more »

Late afternoon, glistening table tops of the café outside patio,
view from a window blinded by the lambent daggers of the sun,
sloth-like stratus engulfing; dancing opaque of smoke,
oozing to the universe’s gravitational pulls read more »

On the terracing at Parkhead we gather
Watching the Bhoys in green play,
we’ll sing you a song of the Celtic
And of the players who played down Parkhead’s way. read more »

Green was culture, Green were you.
After a revolt, after a red,
You have become black,
Your culture black. read more »

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People
Revealing
Ever so unfair
Judgment read more »

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sin to be ourselves
culture gaurded by the hate
driven to the edge read more »

CULTURE AND NATURE

Culture and nature
Are poles apart read more »

The recording of culture is history;
but our culture is more than that.
It's the world of human action,
and the myths we make of the fact. read more »

The British people have a good sense of humour
They like to strive on gossip and rumours
I like the British way of life
It can be stressful at times but they don’t dwell on strife read more »