Proverbs
Jamaican Proverbs
119 proverbs
Jamaican proverbs: short, old and still true. Copy one, share it, or download it as an image.
If you can’t get turkey, you must satisfy with John Crow.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb Sitting down too much wears out one’s trousers.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb A dog among doctors, a cockroach among shavers.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb The hog/pig eats whatever its mind gives it for [or wants].
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb Do not wait until the drum beats before you grind your axe.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb Old fire sticks are easily re-kindled.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb A cowardly man keeps sound bones.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb When the cocoa (cacao) ripens, it bursts.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb When a meagre plantain wants to die, it shoots.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb The new broom sweeps clean, but the old broom knows all the corners.
Jamaican ProverbJamaican Proverb Life is a journey through the sea between the Islands of birth and success.
AurthurAurthur There are times when god speaks. You might not hear the words, but you’ll see. You’ll see.
Sonya TeclaiSonya Teclai For in the wild I feel the safest where the thorns of the invisible hand can not prick me.
Raha ArazRaha Araz I tried to write you something uplifting but I could only see grey.
Carmen AmadosCarmen Amados I want to spend the rest of my coffee’s with you.
Jessica PickardJessica Pickard Never again will I give, give myself to those who refuse to see my fire.
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