Tafadzwa Matamba (Zimbabwe)
Poems by Tafadzwa Matamba : 9 / 27
Memories of False Bay!
On a more remote hour_
Far away from my native home,
The moon and the stars for me do shine;
In the blackberry brambles, crickets chant
Just as they did in the village.
The seagulls l hear in the back of my mind;
The lovely sandy beach of False Bay l envision;
The sound of mbira still chime in my head
And so does the mourning wild wind!
And the angry waves would come crushing against the shores!
O, Zame! Let these for me abide
Till l go back to my native roots...!
Tafadzwa Matamba
Submitted: Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Poems by Tafadzwa Matamba : 9 / 27
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