These dusts of Africa
Have in the World no replica
Unique, lovely dusts
We on them dance
Our joys and sorrows at every chance
Carrying them with the whirlwind like locusts
When the rains fall,
They rise in stardom call
Like elevated satellite masts
Our seed playfully on the dusts rolls
Emerging whites with black souls
With laughter that blasts
Stained our feet
Inhaled by donkeys' bleet
Pandora from high up for them lusts
Hail African dusts!
Hail the African dusts!
Wherein will lie our lasts!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Lovely poem. I feel the part of it. Keep writing, David! Best wishes!