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41. THE CASE OF THE PRIEST’S GOLDA Chapter by Peter RogersonHolmes and Watson are asked to sort out a mini crime wave in a poor corner of town. |
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Follow The SunriseA Story by Crystal LAfrica: When Amare returns home from a hard day of labor, he sees two men in black suits at his doorway. He's Ma also stands with them. They all appea.. |
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Spirit and the DrumA Poem by Onyia-Ali, Kingsley Chukw..Africa festival of dance and western music. |
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A Lion's TaleA Story by Daniel'A Lion's Tale' is the story of a young lion's strained relationship with his father. |
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Double-Sided PerspectiveA Story by Koby Adu-BonnahAn essay the reveals the single story of Africa |
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During SlaveryA Poem by ROXANE DORSEYAfricablack pridebribedmen womenshekelsoceansharksvesselAmericahomesicksouth auctionplantationsummer cropsmen bullseyedogs spotsexual crazemixed raced.. |
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New World SymphonyA Poem by Andre PetersonAs I sit upon a hill I realize that there is probably no one whole shares my love for Leopold Ludwigs New World Symphony.The wall of brass and the maj.. |
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Something about coffee.A Poem by Joshua KepferA short essay |
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The Siren's GrottoA Story by Franklin RayeskiA naive captain sailing around the Cape of Good Hope. |
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A long roadA Poem by BettyNI love a long red road in Africawith lush green banks Waiting peacefully, patiently, with promise of possibility and offers of freedom. .. |
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If You Can't Help, Don't Hurt! Episode-1A Story by HomasonA Nigerian-african tale of the prowess of Amaka, a young school leaver. |
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Whats left of genocideA Story by AsiyaLots of us have been raised in remembrance of such events, all around the world I've seen this ambiguous feeling repeat itself across generations .. |
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World's True FaceA Poem by Brandon KabagambeA poem that speaks on Humanity and the truth of the worlds. |
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BLAME IT ON THE MONEYA Poem by Emmiasky OjexA poem on how money has thwarted humanity in the world |
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Thirty nine Years OldA Poem by NomkhumbulwaUnsure about my birthday this year!! Wrote this in the final half hour before midnight.. |
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