Zimbabwean Drums Comments

Your work speaks volumes of truth about Zimbabwe and Africa. If the world will only listen.

War heroes are not honoured - only terrorists are honoured unfortunately.

Such a fitting epitaph for Robert Mugabi.He now has to answer to the highest authority. Good luck with that!

is rhodesia now a dirty word! ! ! !

Excellent poem. I am led to believe that you are also an ex-Rhody. When you have time, and want to read some really brilliant work by a young man who died of meningitis when he was just nineteen, search the poet Jaryd Stapleton. I would like your opinion of his work, especially in light of his insight into the world at such a young age. Keep writing.

This is your best one! He is an Evil man and he will get whats coming to him one day. Love you Dad.

Love the imagery! Wish you would get the papers to publish this!

Great work. Seems like you have watched him closely for years.

again 10/10 - please publish send to the papers - an ode to bob -

Brilliant. Really an amazing piece. Makes me, as a South African feel bad, knowing i cant do anything. Or perhaps we are too scared. Well written.

Tragic fact going on for many a year, unless life's clock stops ticking, no-one else will do anything I fear. Well written, our thoughts and prayers are with the people of this once beautiful and vibrant country - Cindy

This is an excellent poem Sir - Behind you 100%, along with billions more. Well done.

Truly an African poem, filled with the image of drums, sound, cheers, screams. It is in my view a very powerful piece, nicely penned with African rythm.

Excellent, brilliant, so very true. A great write 10+++++++++