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The African Symbols
The African Symbols
The African Symbols
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The African Symbols

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African symbols is a collection of Magnus Oku's poems on Africa, which is a reflection of African wisdom and symbols. His poetry encompasses the wide variety of traditions arising from African countries and from evolving trends within different literary genres.

The poems deal with purging the African continent and recreating the desired. Some poems also address the devastating effect of slavery and colonization. Magnus Okus uses poems to reflect the cries of the past, the present situation, and as well shout for joy for the hope of tomorrow in Africa.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherMagnus Oku
Release dateMay 22, 2020
ISBN9789785559637
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    The African Symbols - Magnus Oku

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    DEDICATION

    BACK TO AFRICA

    SURVIVAL LEGACY

    NATURAL WTH YOU

    I SMILED AGAIN

    SWEETER THAN SWEET

    PROSPEROUS LAND

    THIS MY BLACK SKIN

    THE CRY AT MIDNIGHT

    FEELINGS

    NEXT TIME

    AFRICAN SALAD

    DON'T BREAK THE JAR

    JUST LIKE THAT

    EPIC OF BEAUTY

    GO FOR MORE

    THE TANZANIAN WOMAN

    NKECHI

    ONE STEP AFTER THE

    LEARN TO BE BETTER

    CLIMB A GOOD TREE

    AFRICAN PARTY

    THE VILLAGE CHILD

    NO LONGER A SLAVE

    SON OF A SON OF THE

    NOT WITH ONE HEAD

    SWEET SUGERCANE

    FORGIVE

    EAT AN ELEPHANT

    MIND THE SNAKE PIT

    RESPECT THE GREAT

    EAT WITH THE KING

    A GOOD COUNSELLOR

    NOT ON ONE ROOF

    NOT WHERE YOU FELL

    CANE OF SUGAR

    WAKE UP EARLY

    MOTHER OCEAN

    HARD WORK

    A PIECE OF HOT YAM

    BLACK SAILOR

    ABOUT THE POET

    DEDICATION

    TO MOTHER

    Esther Inyang

    One woman who went through the challenges of impecuniousness in support of my education

    BACK TO AFRICA

    The future calls

    Here comes light

    The sun has shone

    On our paths, again

    Yes, the sun will yet shine

    To usher in the real sons and daughters

    The higher yellow moon

    Will come out to play

    And scare away the darkness

    Now our light has covered darkness

    Oh, Africa the beloved

    Your darkness

    Has been turned into light the intruder is gone

    So, love has returned to us

    We will love and love again

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