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My Heart is African

De Dave Atkinson

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Longueur: 67 pages14 minutes

Éditeur:: Dave Atkinson Books
Sortie:: Apr 5, 2018
ISBN:: 9781386507338
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Beautiful, romantic Poetry to inspire people of any nation to create a positive future for their land. The poems paint the scenery of romantic African settings and are a heart-warming read.

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My Heart is African

De Dave Atkinson

Longueur: 67 pages14 minutes

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Beautiful, romantic Poetry to inspire people of any nation to create a positive future for their land. The poems paint the scenery of romantic African settings and are a heart-warming read.

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Éditeur:: Dave Atkinson Books
Sortie:: Apr 5, 2018
ISBN:: 9781386507338
Format:: Livre

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My Heart is African - Dave Atkinson

AFRICAN

Dave Atkinson

For more African poetry, see the book AFRICA by Dave Atkinson

MY HEART IS AFRICAN

Dave Atkinson

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Mbira Books

PO Box 2529, Houghton, 2041, South Africa

Cell : 072 223 1642

E-mail : tatkin@mweb.co.za

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Footer illustration: Zimbabwean sculpture Fat Mama

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I hope you have as much pleasure in reading My Heart is African as I have had in writing it!

There is so much that is right, good and beautiful in Africa and this is what interests me as an author.

My dream is to have my poetry enjoyed in every home in Africa - to have my poetic voice heard by every African!

The idea of a brotherhood of Africa is central to my writing. I believe that the

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