Friday, December 2, 2011

Show Me My Africa! Comments

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Show me my origin...
Show me my land...
Show me my Africa...
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Show me My Africa is a great expression of love and pride of one's homeland. The Atlantic Slave Trade took that away from our ancestors, our identity, culture, skills and community. Yet, today we African American are the survivors longing to reconnect to our native land. I thank God for allowing me to visit Ghana and received the greatest AKWAABA (Welcome) home of my life. In the words of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah,1957, " Forward Forever, Backward Never.

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Ernest Makuakua 11 June 2016

Show me my Africa Powerful Siya Very powerful Thank you for sharing

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Thando Mashinini 26 December 2011

That was wonderful man. Its nice to see that there are still ppl in South Africa who love poetry. BIG Up

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Dave Walker 18 December 2011

A great poem really enjoyed reading it. A great write.

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Kee Thampi 18 December 2011

we aware of herits Where all people preach one thing, Where all people practice one thing, Where everyone wants PEACE. Let me hear those voices of hope...

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Jinal Oswal 13 December 2011

Beautiful poem, I Love Africa.... You what Siya, someday I am going to come to Africa... Since my childhood I have wished this... the place where people are simple, live peacefully, happily, helping each other... the animals so lovely, living with people... no harm just their charms... where love is in the air... I loved your poem.. its innocent Africa :)

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Kara Towe 08 December 2011

Absolutely GORGEOUS! May your desires come true. Thank you for sharing. The world is a better place with you in it!

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Sajna Kailas 08 December 2011

good work! when i was very young I have read so many African folk tales from children's magazines. But when I get older I wonder that where that culture, peace, nature's beauty gone! this poem is an answer for that! really great work! great spirit behind this work! keep it up! God Bless You! ! ! ! ! !

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Siyabonga A Nxumalo 07 December 2011

Thank you so much guys for beautiful comments, i always value them high.God bless you all.

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Eric Cockrell 07 December 2011

the hymn of humanity... and a deep sense of beauty!

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Ria Mey 07 December 2011

I am African but a pale skin one! This is a beautiful poem. How I wish that more people felt like this...how wonderful S.A. would be. Today I am what they call a 'gogo' and I can remember when as a child there was this land you wrote about. How I miss it. How I wish my children can experience the Africa I used to grow up in and you write about. May more of your generation...meaning age... feel like this. Where you and my grandson can become African...black and white. God bless you!

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Kwathi ukuqalwa kokulityalwa kweengcambu sanoboka isizwe, Kwathi ukulityalwa kwezithethe laxhaphazeka ilizwe, Kwathi ukudelelwa kwamasiko wonakala umzi omkhulu, Kwathi xa abantu bephehlelelwa yinzondo baphela ubuntu ebantwini, 'Where there is no vision, people perish' 'And to everything there always will be a season' Hopefully this will pass away, One day the land will redeem itself, as those living in it have pretty much failed along the years, their efforts were more than enough to make a difference but not good enough to bring back the havenly Africa. Bravo! Bravo!

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Unwritten Soul 03 December 2011

Live long with glory Africa... :) I am not African but we love all and everywhere right? Love people to have victory has no limit...Go Africa and Go Siyabonga, Jacqui...Go stand for your countries...The beautiful landscape, the strong people, , let rise again..and for everyone just stand as you and love them too...Siyabonga, this is your role to be a leader for your community..I wish only the best, dont stop your voice to make it high..fight for your people, fight for your country and fight for everyone...we need the strong voice to wake up :) ..Keep it strong Siyabonga! ! ! ! ! ! ! _Unwritten Soul

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Jacqui Broad 02 December 2011

Proudly South African! With a beautiful poem like this I can forget about bad characters like JM, who damages the picture of peace and tranquility. Viva to ubuntu! Viva to a beautiful country and its multi cultures! Viva to this great poem!

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