Night of Sadness Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem Nothing you can do About the raised voices In the next room Nothing you can do Except cover your head Nothing you can do T...
Late Afternoon Smile Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem I like a smile When it is late afternoon A smile Masking its stark setting A woman has to be strong Even when she loses weigh...
By the Grace of Skin Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem Let skin that bears the colour earth speak surprise Let it secrete messages as it breaths in renewal Let skin remember burns and scars...
Epistle on Skin Business Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem Take it easy, my friend, extend your freedom within the supple wrapping of your skin. No need to be terrified. Sit still and ...
Tell Me Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem Tell me, When will Botswana bees stop buzzing? What does it take to shape Gaborone’s sinister whispers into moving melodies? Tel...
Poverty Eradication Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem This is an urgent directive, patriotic officers, Take off your gloves, poverty makes the country look ugly No time for pitter-patter, fight to t...
After the Game Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem After the game We drag Our feet to rooms of dreams we hardly own. The frenzy The fever Gone? No! Loa...
Talking Walls of Gaborone Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem 73 Wide Open ears linger to hear scandal of the sun tearing off cloth that covers our decency when walls reveal night’s secrets. Who kno...
Poetry Speaks Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem when sun-baked Gaborone afternoons touch this skin it hazily recalls fingertips caressing the slight membrane of emotions half...
Riff on Skin Tiro Sebina December 19, 2017 Poem when sun-baked Gaborone afternoons touch this skin it hazily recalls fingertips caressing the slight membrane of emotions half...