Orlando Vutete
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With woes unheard
like the prophecy of a neonate
They grew up in tenebrosity
Serenaded by loud lullabies
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Memories do nothing but spiral
They are just a glorious carcass
Scaring the artistry inside of me
so I blot the canvas
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Sometimes in April you were born
With infantile wails mingling with the rustling sound
of shedding zebrawood leaves getting torn
Apart by the foot of a two year old bound
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Dear Beverly, imagine if I could sing
I would gather up feathers and struggle with the birds
Strum a poor banjo up to the last string
Chant every love song until I'm wheezing out of words
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Orlando Vutete Biography
I was born on 25 April 1999 at Masvingo General Hospital. I stayed in Zunga with my parents up until the age 3. I then moved to Hippo Valley and did my kindergarten at Baobab Pre-School. I then attended the local Chishamiso Primary School but later on got transferred to the fairly prestigious Chiredzi School.)
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With woes unheard
like the prophecy of a neonate
They grew up in tenebrosity
Serenaded by loud lullabies
with gnarly hands caressing the shoulders
of a troubled soul with assurance
of not to fret owing much to education
being the conventional key to success
Yes, they grew up industrious
became alumni of credentialed colleges
had the key in hand
but unfortunately
they couldn't find the door
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