Kakinga- Kalinga. Poem by Mbizo Chirasha

Kakinga- Kalinga.

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Kalinga- linga

A daughter of revolution fed on rich political nutrition
With a smile bandaging scars of the streets and falsehood by political demons
Fingers burnt in pseudo democratic pans of the West, what a political humor
I see you smelling love through the thick dew of corruption and robots
True heroes and heroines swallowed up in the deep silence of chingwere and uzambwera

[Cemeteries of the poor]

Leopold hill shadows faking dances to the throbbing rhythms of vumbuza drums
Kalinga- linga- your rising sun will soon spread the beauty of its fingers in the skies of Afrika

Thursday, March 9, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: political,corruption,daughter,falsehood,heroes,humor,poverty
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Mbizo Chirasha 09 March 2017

Dear friends holpe you are doing well. Iam new here at PoetryHunter.I need your support.

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