Tuesday, January 5, 2016

Africa My Beginning And Africa My Ending <Fusion> Comments

Rating: 4.5

Today I woke up in Africa and as the sun rise in the morning I remembered in Africa I was born and Africa I still live in Africa my beginning Africa my ending inspired by INGOAPELE MADINGOANE

The soil and souls of my mothers and forefathers never knew they would die so young
They never knew probably one day they would be free
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Ernest Makuakua 26 November 2019

Thank you friend I'm honoured

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jaccy 25 November 2019

amazing piece..outstanding! ! !

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Sindiswa Ndamane 02 June 2016

Great poem, i relate it to mine titled I am A child of the black soil.... this is amazing, thanks for sharing...

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Ernest Makuakua 01 June 2016

Hello Mr Luo Zhihai

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Luo Zhihai 01 June 2016

Hello! My poetic friend! !

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Luo Zhihai 01 June 2016

Hello! Nt poetic friend!

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Fabrizio Frosini 21 January 2016

a powerful, passionate poem from your very heart and from the very heart of humanity's birth land.. we all, even if not African by birth, as human beings share ''African genes'' and we too should ''take action before Africa is buried again by the world's greed''! Thanks for sharing, dear Ernest Blessings

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Ernest Makuakua 21 January 2016

thank you for your view

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Kenneth Maswabi 20 January 2016

It is a magnificent piece of poetry...it is political yet historical...it is personal yet informal...it is solid yet flexible...it is the story of africa...it is about Africa My Beginning And Afraica My Ending. Excellent my friend...i like it very much.

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Ernest Makuakua 21 January 2016

thank you my friend

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Kelly Kurt 19 January 2016

A proud and well told perspective of the continent

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Ernest Makuakua 23 January 2016

thank you for your comment

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Edward Kofi Louis 15 January 2016

Our beautiful soil in Africa! Nice work.

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Ernest Makuakua 23 January 2016

thank you for reading and your view

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Elizabeth Padillo Olesen 13 January 2016

Dear Ewa, I find this a very beautiful poem, filled with great passion and strong emotions for your country and continent, Africa, and looking back at the past history on subjugation and colonization. I took time to read it and realize how important that your punctuation marks are in order. Punctuation marks are great help to make reading easier for readers. You may possibly look through again and observe the necessary punctuation marks. You may need to be sure how you form the structure of your lines in every verse. Otherwise, I find this as a very powerful poem from a heart of a poet. Thanks for asking for my comment.

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Ernest Makuakua 13 January 2016

thanks will do

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