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Created on: March 01, 2009
In Africa, our feet
puff red dust
with our shallow white breaths
and blue blood
we are past by whizzing bicycles
and dappled ladies,
a cacophony of cloth
on a green canvas,
They carry their lives on their heads
I carry mine in my head
Color coded, on a sterile rag of thoughts
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