african womanA Poem by arthur kabelo
Real african woman
A daughter to her mother She inherited her tribe stripes with pride And reflects joy in her smile She is not fake say the cakes she baked The real african taste Real african woman Whom her eyes doth glow In the middle if the night Real african woman Whom her smile brings light in the dark Real african woman Whom the dogs doth see and bark But lose their bite Real african woman who doth wear her tribes striPes with pride Real african woman Whom her beauty earned the african tribe Stripes She represent all types Her stripes represent the new South Africa © 2014 arthur kabelo |
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arthur kabelojohannesburg, soweto, South AfricaAboutArthur Selela, from South Africa. I like poetry it's one of many ways to express my thoughts about what I see, hear, read, imagine and more other stuff. more..Writing
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