Stop, listen, can you hear the hustle and bustle
The cities and streets are alive
Colours pave the way for an international affair
Stop, listen, can you hear the vuvuzela’s
A touch of African pizzazz to gain momentum
Stop , listen, can you hear the clock ticking (more…)
High but not so strong was the morning sun
A later rise and earlier set, has all of nature adjusting their clocks
Dew glistens on the knife like blades of grass
Birds chirp to the beat of the concrete jungle, oblivious to the depravity of space
A sigh of relief breathed from the overture of heat
Trees begin to shed their green garments opting for a rather rusty look with hues of browns, yellows and reds
A crisp Autumnal breeze hits my face
The smell of a new beginning, the smell of Autumn
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*Words by Aboo Hansa
*Photograph by Jonker Fourie
A kind kindred spirit who is often caught dreaming. Often submerged in
my own world, which reveals the poet within. I seek joy from simple
things in life which inspire me to write about past journeys, beauty of
life and remembering the fallen. My poetry is simplistic and
uncomplicated which is sometimes a refreshing change from
over-descriptive poetry weighed down too heavily with hidden meaning.
Here one knows exactly what the author’s meaning is.
I am honest and sincere in my meaning.