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Black skin glows Tough and toxic we are, The strength of the horse attached to the *** of the earth. The black head is far from light, he said. The squirrel hole you should probe Our hunchback distinct theirs, Which pushes us back to our root, again and again. Our affliction is born before the sun, Even from the footage of the ancestors it lies The mastermind of the rancorous vultures, Feasting on a beautiful dream to come; I guilt them not. Everyone grows a hunchback The one leading our head in one direction Then how can our eye see the sky Or our ear be on the ground. Who will hear me when I speak truth? Or see the infant light; untapped When our families hunchback cries for attention That draws us far from every step near.
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Sep 20, 2018
Sep 20, 2018 at 11:34 AM UTC
Our Hunchback
Black skin glows Tough and toxic we are, The strength of the horse attached to the *** of the earth. The black head is far from light, he said. The squirrel hole you should probe Our hunchback distinct theirs, Which pushes us back to our root, again and again. Our affliction is born before the sun, Even from the footage of the ancestors it lies The mastermind of the rancorous vultures, Feasting on a beautiful dream to come; I guilt them not. Everyone grows a hunchback The one leading our head in one direction Then how can our eye see the sky Or our ear be on the ground. Who will hear me when I speak truth? Or see the infant light; untapped When our families hunchback cries for attention That draws us far from every step near.
Corruption is the major hunchback we have in Africa
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Sep 20, 2018
Sep 20, 2018 at 11:34 AM UTC
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