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A poet writes about the Victoria falls in romantic terms. |
| How could I be indifferent to such an alluring sight? As the swerving movements of your graceful self Without being a callous bumpkin? Thousands of admirers make their pilgrimage every year from everywhere to pay homage to her. Alas, many a jilted lover’s life has been lost In the magnificent spectacle before us. You have brought me to the knife edge Of the boiling pot of wonder and magic And left me suspended there like a pendulum Under the magic spell of Mosi O Tunya The beautiful lady with many suitors. The kaleidoscope that hangs on your mouth Melts the hardened heart. The fury of your tears as they fall makes Me cry with you. I retreat knowing that tomorrow again I will dance with the primates... To win your love. |