There are snakes in my closet
I can’t change my clothes
So I change my shoes
Then I walk the talk of the Lao Tsu
monks
And talk the walk of the Tableegh
A million miles
Crossing the smiles
Of the bank of the Nile
A thousand miles
And oh there comes Alidu’s bile
Dreadful of the foreseen act so vile
And still I boast
Of how all the Marabous of West Africa
Wonder at the meaning of my words...
Perhaps the intricacy of the unseen
Knows no place in my thoughts
Perhaps the depth of the spirits unseen
Are shallow pits in my world
The talking drum of the Wulomei
I see feet dispersing dust
I see priestesses clad in charms
Moving to the rythm of the beats...
I am in a trance
Snakes in my shoes
Then I shall walk barefooted
Cracked
feet...
Why call Obama black
When he is equally white?
The mind of the African has been beaten
by elementary biology!
If I announce my hunger
I shall die of starvation
But if I sweat
I shall eat
There is reward after toil
And then there was a period.
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and several others...