A poetic short sword, to freely cut, chop or stab in hand-to-hand combat with my rats. (©, copyright, auteursrecht).
A Suri-man
From Rotterdam
Was lookin’
For he roots
He met a friendly Ghana-man
Who fully unda’stood
Come home wid me
Say Ghana-man
Ah have good news fo’ yuh
Yuh roots
Like mine
Ashanti too!
Let’s eat a big Fufu
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9.5.10 / 1pm
let’s eat a big fu-fu…
your ending is very cool!
🙂
1.3.11 / 1pm
[…] Roots August 2010 1 comment […]
8.9.12 / 12pm
a broken heart knows the pain of the other.
Ashanti in Hindi/Bengali means unrest/turmoil, what does it means in your dialect?
8.9.12 / 1pm
Ashanti is the name of one the biggest and oldest kingdom tribes in West-Africa. I’m not familiar with the meaning of the name. I will try to find out. Thanks, Sharmishtha!
8.9.12 / 1pm
Ok. thanks for the info. by the way, did you knew that africa and india were joined in prehistoric times?
8.9.12 / 1pm
That’s very interesting! No I did not. But Africa and South America were also joined before great seperation long ago. Thanks for the info. 🙂
8.9.12 / 1pm
specifically the area from where i am, bengal was attached to africa.
8.9.12 / 1pm
Is there any proof of that?
Suriname
Gladius Poeticus 
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