Front-Seat Witnesses Tiro Sebina April 22, 2021 Poem Eyes agog hands sanitised mouths muzzled we are front-seat witnesses to wanton antics of smirking imps with itchy fingers Th...
If I had my Way Tiro Sebina April 22, 2021 Poem If I had my way I would burrow into the sand, dig a furrow into the belly of this land perhaps lift myself above the clouds in some ho...
Buried Like Treasure Tiro Sebina April 7, 2021 Poem It was a balmy Saturday when we buried him like treasure mournful songs lingered hilarious anecdotes hugging stories of remembrance so...
Death Dons a Multicoloured Mask Tiro Sebina March 24, 2021 Poem Death wears a multicoloured mask it punctually keeps its own odd beat it strikes like a crafty thief leaving us hollow and wounded De...
Trapped in a Tangle Tiro Sebina March 24, 2021 Poem Trapped in a tangle like laboratory specimen for curious souls like a bird whose wings have been clipped trapped like prisoner that the law...
The Oldest Fragrance Tiro Sebina March 24, 2021 Poem They say the oldest fragrance can be tasted by the tongue and be touched by the heart for it smells solid like wood like pebbles Some...
Shadows Tiro Sebina March 24, 2021 Poem Every sunny day long shadows tail us shadows that cast long replicas shadows assuming all kinds of shapes shadows shaped like knives on ...
Mind the Wall Tiro Sebina February 9, 2021 Poem Gaborone Sun knocks you out and confuses your south bound ostrich ride as the mosque looms on the right and university on the left rem...
Drums Must Speak Tiro Sebina February 9, 2021 Poem Drums must speak to our heartbeat in this journey of a thousand gorges, gullies and gulches Drums must rumble and arrest mut...
February Tiro Sebina November 6, 2020 Poem 7 This month has a large mouth this month throws its voice A month that shouts back at all months gone past This is a month of colours p...