MY AFRICA

MY AFRICA In the heart of Africa, a land so vast and wide, Where nature's beauty flows like a wild river's tide. Where the sun shines down with a golden embrace, And the rhythm of Mother Earth sets the pace. My Africa, you captivate with every sight, From the lion's majestic roar to the eagle's lofty flight. Your savannahs stretch out, an endless expanse, Where zebras roam freely, in a wild dance. The mighty elephants, with their wise and gentle eyes, Roaming the plains, under your painted skies. I hear the distant drumbeat of the tribal lands, As your people dance in harmony, holding hands. Oh, Africa, your history runs deep and wide, From ancient civilizations to the Maasai's pride. Your stories are etched in the rocks and the sand, In the beats of the drums, and the palm of every hand. My Africa, you have weathered storms and strife, Yet your spirit remains steadfast, full of life. From the Nile's flowing waters to Victoria Falls, You stand tall, unyielding, even when darkness calls. Your vibrant cultures, a kaleidoscope of hue, Resilient, fierce, and beautiful, shining through. From the Cape of Good Hope to the Sahara's graces, You embrace diversity, restoring broken spaces. Oh, Africa, your soul sings a song so sweet, A melody of hope and love, a rhythm hard to beat. From the Serengeti's plains to Kilimanjaro's peak, Your presence, like a heartbeat, becomes unique. My Africa, you hold the key to my heart, A treasure trove of wonder, a mesmerizing art. In every sunset and every star-filled sky, I find a piece of myself, as I wave goodbye. But know that Africa, you exist in my soul, Forever a part of me, making me whole. Your beauty, strength, and love shall never fade, For in my heart, your essence will always be made.