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An Invitation to Uganda

You move in slow motion Like there’s no urgency Yet you cause a commotion When Muzungo pass you in the street You speak so softly We miss what you’re saying Until we enter town centre Where you expect us to be paying It’s contradictory We sometimes are relaxed Welcomed and absorbed But the stress picks up heat When we’re heckled Grabbed and yelled at Yet somehow even with this invite We never want to leave
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Mar 11, 2014
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31st January 2013

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