Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON AFRIC'S GOLDEN SANDS, by ANONYMOUS First Line: A wild and warlike zulu chief Last Line: He simply wouldn't wear his trousers creased Subject(s): Clothing & Dress;zulus | ||||||||
A WILD and warlike Zulu chief Was he; His costume was as brief as brief Could be. He vowed that he would woo and win A maid, But she skipped out and left him in The shade. At first she liked him; this was how She ceased -- He simply wouldn't wear his trouSers creased. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...ZULUS LIVE IN LAND WITHOUT A SQUARE by JOHN UPDIKE THE ZULU GIRL (TO F.C. SLATER) by IGNATIUS ROYSTON DUNNACHIE CAMPBELL ZULU GIRL (TO F.C. SLATER) by IGNATIUS ROYSTON DUNNACHIE CAMPBELL ZULUS LIVE IN LAND WITHOUT A SQUARE by JOHN UPDIKE TIS A LITTLE JOURNEY by ANONYMOUS "'TIS MIDNIGHT, AND THE SETTING SUN" by ANONYMOUS "'TWAS ROLLOG, AND THE MINIM POTES" by ANONYMOUS 1648 : FOR COSSACKS by ANONYMOUS |
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