A Tanzanian Poet in America .

A Tanzanian Poet in America . Poems

We sit and stare at turkey large
The turkey's size is like a barge
We wait for our sweet hostess, miss
To give the turkey a big kiss
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When I return, you surely will know
That I have only come back to see thee
When I return I hope you will go
Up to me, to talk to and greet me
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Green
Green is the pass that lies by the trees
Green is the grace that blows in the breeze
Green is the pencil I write with
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She said she'd like to come
she said she'd like to see
The play I was performing in
'about ann of Avonlea
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Danielle Libby, she looked at me
With a caring heart and a caring mind,
Then came about from right behind
Impaled my very cared for heart
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The Best Poem Of A Tanzanian Poet in America .

Thanksgiving Dinner

We sit and stare at turkey large
The turkey's size is like a barge
We wait for our sweet hostess, miss
To give the turkey a big kiss
the turkey gets a great big smooch
And Hostess Miss sits on her pooch
The pooch, it had been in the chair
From morning time to evening prayer
The little petite pooch did bark
and our sweet Hostess Miss yelled 'Hark'
She tripped and fell and met her face?
Right where? right in the turkey's place
and so we then began to eat
Thanksgiving dinner without meat

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