Thursday, March 25, 2010
You Don'T Read Africa Comments
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Never have you ever sat
Or beneath African Suns lay flat
You insist on rumours fat
Liken to a rainy day's door mat
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7/23/2025 2:17:06 AM # 1.0.0
:) I could only smile David; this poem reminds me of the power of my friend Mandla Ngomane's words. I only know of Africa what I see on television; and they do not show the beauty of it. Watching Anthony Bourdain I was able to see a fraction of the peaceful side; but that is it. I imagine it must be a beautiful place amongst nature. A powerful piece David.