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FROM MOZAMBIQUE TO SOUTH AFRICA AND THE STRUGGLE IN BETWEEN from Mozambique to the belly of the queen mother Afrika, we were born soldiers, strangled from the arms of our mothers, strangers to our engraved fathers in their early graves, starve and strive in the command of our commanders,climb and fall hills of many mountains, with countless bodies i carried in my arms, moved from one camp to another, with blood of my comrades fled in the river, as crocodiles tumble and roles with them, they scream and cried while we crossed the Crocodile River. a refuge toe to giant Afrika our queen mother, this has become our home too, regardless of the chaos we've rendered. i know no memories but nightmare in the surface of Mozambique, they see the beauty of its minerals and crops, the tremendous sea and scattered informal settlement for farming left by my people to south Africa, but in true essence i see graves, grenades, and guns buried in the bodies of my comrades from Mozambique to south Africa and the struggle in between
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Dec 10, 2018
Dec 10, 2018 at 6:09 PM UTC
FROM MOZAMBIQUE TO SOUTH AFRICA AND THE STRUGGLE IN BETWEEN
FROM MOZAMBIQUE TO SOUTH AFRICA AND THE STRUGGLE IN BETWEEN from Mozambique to the belly of the queen mother Afrika, we were born soldiers, strangled from the arms of our mothers, strangers to our engraved fathers in their early graves, starve and strive in the command of our commanders,climb and fall hills of many mountains, with countless bodies i carried in my arms, moved from one camp to another, with blood of my comrades fled in the river, as crocodiles tumble and roles with them, they scream and cried while we crossed the Crocodile River. a refuge toe to giant Afrika our queen mother, this has become our home too, regardless of the chaos we've rendered. i know no memories but nightmare in the surface of Mozambique, they see the beauty of its minerals and crops, the tremendous sea and scattered informal settlement for farming left by my people to south Africa, but in true essence i see graves, grenades, and guns buried in the bodies of my comrades from Mozambique to south Africa and the struggle in between
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Dec 10, 2018
Dec 10, 2018 at 6:09 PM UTC
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