Best Tanzanian Poems

In the bush the dancing begins early 
     Leather drums call from far and near. 
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Nineteen nosey newts nudged nasty nautical nannies
Eighteen eager ermines excitedly edged everyone’s ego 
Seventeen sacred slugs sat sideways searching seagulls
Sixteen slippery snails slid southwards sipping...

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I researched the earth's endangered species list and this is what I found.
There's everything on the list from A to Z - rare species just...

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Here is peace
Here is love
Here in unite
We are welcome everyone
We love all people.

We are in east Africa
We are Tanzanian
People of people
People who need people
Our county...

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I have a destiny,
That most of you look down on,
As being poor and backward.
That many desire to change and have me assimilated,
But I'm surely destined...

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Xenophobia 
We are not seeing the Africa inspired by Mandiba.
We are not seeing the Africa inspired by our 
Ancient Kings of rusted spear and shield.

This...

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The quiet 
Tanzanian Village
Rest between
Twin moons, but
We split this sky...

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The new roves are not like the old,
They purvey an unwieldy aspect
To their elderly kindred folk;
Even on this steep hill forms encroach
Upon an edifice grand...

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tiny Tanzanian Village
still
resting between
the
twin moons...

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