Whispers at DawnEast African Literature Bureau, 1976 - 143 pages |
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... mercenaries on the land We are the pigmies of Ituri forest We are the Eskimos in the igloos We are the caucasians the incas and the creos We are the hunters and the hunted We are the dormant and the live volcanos We are the martyrs who ...
... mercenaries on the land We are the pigmies of Ituri forest We are the Eskimos in the igloos We are the caucasians the incas and the creos We are the hunters and the hunted We are the dormant and the live volcanos We are the martyrs who ...
Page 45
... 'll say I lost the old vision that I cherished other dears that I loved their world I know you'll say it was all wantonness that it was gaudy lust that I mercenary am I know you'll say I no lover am no faith Gerrald Kithinji 45.
... 'll say I lost the old vision that I cherished other dears that I loved their world I know you'll say it was all wantonness that it was gaudy lust that I mercenary am I know you'll say I no lover am no faith Gerrald Kithinji 45.
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... mercenaries who raped your plains plundered your joy who will expiate the outrage . Who will resurrect your majesty who will deflate the holocaust . The heart of a hero bled , and still bleeds in his earthen grave The heart of a coward ...
... mercenaries who raped your plains plundered your joy who will expiate the outrage . Who will resurrect your majesty who will deflate the holocaust . The heart of a hero bled , and still bleeds in his earthen grave The heart of a coward ...
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