Kigali Poems - Poems about Kigali

...A whisper in the night Even though The night is mine Like the African doe Who hides behind The bushes in the nighttime In the Kigali Every breath you take Every step you make E......

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...On the streets of Lagos,lumbasa , Kigali, Cairo and their environs Shame etched his name on thy skin Thou art become a site for dumping For all willing to dump Gone is thy once-proud stature......

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...Just climb onto the back of my Harley And we shall ride to the songs of Bob Marley, In no time at all We'll be in Senegal, Though I might stop for lunch in Kigali.......

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...French military in the genocide of rwanda, When African youths claim the departure of European militaries because of atrocities in Africa. In 1994 when rwandan tutsi rebels were in negotiation ......

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... The journey began in Kigali, but came to an end at Denali: it started off Rocky, but downed with some Sake, grilled moose makes the perfect tamale. ......

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...Kigali! You’re a dream differed An indefinite dream for unkeyed You break too many hearts Heal too many souls abruptly Kill so many indeed loves ......

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...In Kampala African queen lives In Johannesburg African queen sleeps In Nairobi African queen smiles In Lagos African queen sings In Kinshasa African queen dances In Addis Ababa African queen d......

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...SAD Seasonally Affective Disorder Some are prone to depression in winter when days get shorter when less light enters the brain through the eyes and thoughts become darker I am also affected a......

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...Overarching Genocide Noah built the wooden Ark in his homeland instructed by God to save his wife three sons and their wives from drowning a life raft rescue boat of sorts with three decks and ......

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...Its creation’s simplicity still stands as a difficult puzzle head is twisted backwards while in a forward motion still looking behind at the chronicles of some centuries ago long before th......

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...All's not about Darfur I've seen it, eerie winds Moonlight through our thatch We kissed round, one *palmie gourd Kigali was but a miss Waist-beads - beats to love Have you heard the......

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