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KWENA THE CROCODILE

Hey, wena! Wena!  Don’t throw stones at old Kwena
quietly gliding through the torpid stream.
I can trace my family tree for considerable millennia
and my sight can make a grown man scream.

Excerpt from My African Bedtime Rhymes

NDLOVU THE ELEPHANT

There is nothing so delicious
and apparently nutritious
as the ripe Marula fruit in late December.
When they’re lying on the ground,
yellow, juicy, almost round;
it’s a treat that one can seldom not remember.

Excerpt from The Big Five Come Alive

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