Poetry Unlimited
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This is the world whose peoples live in style.
This is the world whose language is uncommon,
Whose way of speaking is flowing like a stream,
Unmindful of grammar and language rules.
Mathibe Daniel Disolwane
The author is an ex-educator. He started the teaching career in 1977 as unqualified teacher. He graduated as a teacher at the end of 1978 at Setotolwane College and started teaching in 1979 at a deeply rural Maserumule Secondary school. He also taught at the following secondary schools until he deviated from the normal classroom teaching to the world of business. The schools are: Thagaetala high School from 1983 to 1993 Thakgudi High School from 1994 up to 2009, the year of his handing over of the teaching baton to the gallants of education. He served as the first Limpopo Provincial Secretary of the School Governing Bodies Associations for three years. He used to be The Thobela FM guest teacher on programmes such as Science and technology, Africa Day and Geography. Presently he is an author and an Inspirational Speaker.
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Poetry Unlimited - Mathibe Daniel Disolwane
Copyright © 2014 by Mathibe Daniel Disolwane.
ISBN: Softcover 978-1-4990-8942-4
eBook 978-1-4990-8943-1
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD
1. I REFUSE
2. NO MUSIC IS WITHOUT AUDIENCE
3. FEMININE OXYGEN
4. PROVISION
5. CREATIVITY
6. CHILDREN
7. ALTERNATIVE
8. IS THE REAL GOD RESPONSIBLE?
9. IS CREATION GOD’S SUBJECT OF STUDY?
10. IT IS NO WONDER
11. THE INSANE MAN
12. I LOOKED AT THE CLOUDS
13. IF JESUS WERE TO DESCEND TODAY
14. MY ADVENTUROUS JOURNEY TO THE ERA BEFORE TIME
15. THE BOUGHT LOOKS
16. THE BIBLE AND THE BULLET
17. IS IT THE HIS OR THE HER’S IN
18. NOTHING IS SOME THING
19. NO PERSON IS A FAILURE
20. I AM HERE
21. WHAT I THINK
22. THINKING VERSAS REASONING
23. THE PERIOD BEFORE THE BEGINNING
24. UNSAMENESS
25. NELSON ROLIHLAHLA MANDELA
DEDICATION
THIS book is dedicated:
To ALL learners whose insatiable appetite is to satisfy their indescribable thirst for knowledge because those without it perish unknowingly.
To my wife and children without whose support I could not have begotten this book.
To the South African teachers who are daily and tirelessly eager to remain the custodians of education regardless of the peanuts they take home after every monthly sweating. To you honourable ladies and gentlemen, bravo and I together with the whole world are unapologetically saluting you for the selfless sacrificial work you were and still are minutely engaged in.
On this perilous nation-building venture you are to me and to miilions out there a kind of Christ.
We can only say to God your creater with joyfull songs sing and say:
Gloria in excelsis Deo /
Glory be to God in the highest
ET in terra pax Mandela et hominibus bonae voluntatis
And on earth peace toMandela and humanity
of good will…….
et tu Mandela es rex pacem
and you Mandela are king of peace.
FOREWORD
Welcome to the fascinating world of poetry.
This is the world whose peoples live in style.
This is the world whose language is uncommon,
Whose way of speaking is flowing like a stream,
Unmindful of grammar and language rules.
The poems contained in this book may be classed in three categories, viz: Those with strong flavour of:
Politico-economic controversies,
The Religio-economic controversies, and of the
General philosophic utterances.
It is therefore advised that this is not the turf for the politically and the religiously timid, but for those with steely nerves.
You are urged to forget everything around you, enter the dark room of the cinema world of poetry.
Be in there with all your senses focused to enjoy this poetry movie.
At the movie-end make a bee line to the exit back into your yester hour life.
I REFUSE
I refuse the untruths the bible speaks about Jesus
Jesus born of the lineage of Africans
Welcomers and feeders of Mr Abraham’s people
I refuse to accept lies said about Jesus
Whose ancestors knew and appreciated the African peoples hospitality
I refuse to swallow lies spoken about Jesus
The boy who knew the warmth of the African women
The boy who knew the tender feel of the lap of the African women
The boy who fell asleep against the pillow like breasts of the African women
The boy who was lullabied to sleep by the African girls
The boy who played hide and seek with the African children
The boy who splashed the waters of Nile during the summer months of May, June and July
I refuse with all my might the