The Missing Of Africa

Yesterday I was in Africa,
At day break I got lost,
I now see myself in Europe and America,
My identity is lost at first,

A complete missing location ,
That has left me wondering in frustration,
I love sleeping and breathing in huts,
As the modern ones get me hurt as they hot.

The skins of animals I want to wear ,
And the urgent sounds of drums I want to hear,
I dream of those lovable Africans that used to share ,
Where are those caressing moms that love and care?

And the pastoral lives we live ,
The unforgettable religion we believe ?

Where are those hefty, healthy and brave Africa men ?
With their fresh and demanding and sweet African hen ?

We only hear their faded tales.
That whet our desires for our African shades .

Umaru Kanneh Boima
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