Africa, The Wealthy Continent Poem by Aliddeki Bryan

If we only comprehend the stunning splendor of Africa,
Grasp and cling onto the chants in applause of our scenery,
Pin our ears back to the rumbles and thunderous sounds in the wild, Sight-see the ever escalating trees soaring with canopies,
And be beware of the splendid unconditional forestry wealth,
May be we will never wind up a desert country.

Africa is out of the ordinary with bountiful prolific soils, Innumerable nutrients accessible by the roots,
Reliable amounts of precipitation just gradually oozing to the ground,
...favoring the existence of the occupants, the flora,
In addition to the bright sunshine bridging photosynthesis,
Why not cultivate with all the diabolical gusto?

How if we live in praise of our grand cultural diversity,
Cherish it as a routine in life,
Publicize it as an extremely beefy business,
Dot for it as you do with your companions,
And walk with it as you wear clothes every day,
Wouldn't we have exhibited immense appreciation for it!

Let's live like blood related people,
People of black color, united and strong,
Brotherhood in mind, with love and care to each other, I
n appraisal for the one-most thing,
Scraping out a living together in a violence-free continent,
Thus the end of tribal conflicts like the Hutu and Tutsi clashes.

God rewarded us one-heatedly with miscellaneous resources,
Just dispersing through the land,
thriving in the atmosphere,
From conducive climate and great beautiful scenery,
To magnificent cultural diversity and countless minerals,
All we have to do is proper utilization of the on hand assets,
And we will be a substantially established continent.
Long live Africa!