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Showing posts with label Uganda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uganda. Show all posts
Sunday, January 8, 2017
Tchuk dance, Arua Kids, new ugandan music 2016@Jk selecta music
Arua..my old 'home'...
Labels:
arua,
Arua Kids,
new ugandan music,
Tchuk dance,
Uganda
Friday, October 14, 2016
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
UGANDA, 1991
Her black skin
rides my blood
Her wild mind
tickles my brain
I fumble with ashes,
angry and vain,
fragments of this smell,
they burnt the grass again
I see the sound of light
coming with the rain
Now it is a fetal green
coming violently bright
My heart touches here,
termites eat my memory,
wasps settle in my mouth,
I am a spirit there
Lonely priests at night
ask my advice,
the dogs bark
and children cry
Millet beer,
they beat the drums,
mosquitoes dance
I watch
But I cannot answer
I am a dream
My love is lost
rides my blood
Her wild mind
tickles my brain
I fumble with ashes,
angry and vain,
fragments of this smell,
they burnt the grass again
I see the sound of light
coming with the rain
Now it is a fetal green
coming violently bright
My heart touches here,
termites eat my memory,
wasps settle in my mouth,
I am a spirit there
Lonely priests at night
ask my advice,
the dogs bark
and children cry
Millet beer,
they beat the drums,
mosquitoes dance
I watch
But I cannot answer
I am a dream
My love is lost
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
under the corrugated iron roof: memories of Uganda
Under the corrugated iron roof
with the drumming of the rain,
the grumbling of thunder,
the buzz of mosquitoes,
off and on the barking of dogs,
following sultry days
this scent of wet earth
came with soothing cool,
The deep sleeps came
like salvation, silence
inside and when the cock
crowed the morning was light
flowing and permeating
sky and faces and soul
with the hope we all need,
the clearness of newborn life
with the drumming of the rain,
the grumbling of thunder,
the buzz of mosquitoes,
off and on the barking of dogs,
following sultry days
this scent of wet earth
came with soothing cool,
The deep sleeps came
like salvation, silence
inside and when the cock
crowed the morning was light
flowing and permeating
sky and faces and soul
with the hope we all need,
the clearness of newborn life
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Monday, September 15, 2008
Roland from Uganda
And now I found Roland Schopf from Kampala. He is staying here in Germany just now, and I am sure we will meet again. He was a good friend. Last time I saw him maybe 1990 in Uganda. Just found out checking the web.
A few weeks ago I made email - contact with Hans-Martin Fischer who is running 2 hotels in Uganda. Meinko had mentioned his whereabouts.
One of his daughters runs a band, http://www.reisegruppefischer.de.
I missed out on them last Friday. She is living very near to my home.
I should really enjoy to see all of them again.
A few weeks ago I made email - contact with Hans-Martin Fischer who is running 2 hotels in Uganda. Meinko had mentioned his whereabouts.
One of his daughters runs a band, http://www.reisegruppefischer.de.
I missed out on them last Friday. She is living very near to my home.
I should really enjoy to see all of them again.
Monday, September 1, 2008
Between Berwick on Tweed, Schwäbische Alb and Cinqueterre
A nice 3 weeks of holiday. One week alone in Berwick (UK), 8 days down in Italy,
most of them in Levanto next to the Cinqueterre.
And mixed with that mails from allover the world,
from Meinko and Koba ( now in the Algarve) and from Hans-Martin ( still in Uganda).
All of them I knew in Uganda, friends in difficult and beautiful days past. Meinko found me out via this blog here.
I will show you some pictures from the Cinqueterre, friends, family.
most of them in Levanto next to the Cinqueterre.
And mixed with that mails from allover the world,
from Meinko and Koba ( now in the Algarve) and from Hans-Martin ( still in Uganda).
All of them I knew in Uganda, friends in difficult and beautiful days past. Meinko found me out via this blog here.
I will show you some pictures from the Cinqueterre, friends, family.
Monday, June 11, 2007
Tonino
This is crazy. I spent five years in Uganda, West Nile. Now I see this courageous priest, Father Tonino Pasolini, he got a radio station organised up there with Arua Catholic Diocese in Idi Amin's home area, near the Sudanese and Zaire borders. And I could suddenly reach him via email, I could hardly believe it. I feel very very homesick. I would not give away one day out of five years in Uganda. As Kennedy may have said it: " I am a Ugandan". My best wishes for everybody out there.
Conrad
Conrad
Labels:
arua,
Bishop Drandua,
Dr. Feder,
Maraca,
Maracha,
radio pacis,
radiopacis,
tonino pasolini,
Uganda,
West Nile
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Monday, February 26, 2007
Maracha Hospital - UGANDA 1984 -1989 - poetry 1990
FLAME TREE
Flame tree in Maraca:
red flames
the verandah,
yellow flares, green hedge,
chicken, children,
light
This cruel brightness
no words
Scars
burning leopards
too sudden, too bright
The eyes of Vincent van Gogh
thirsting for fire
Blake's tiger
eating in the dark
The moon of Maraca
very near
the flame tree
and snakes
move in the matoke,
guard my garden
For all this
is my world
I want to eat
flame trees,
breathe fire,
burn,
and incredibly bright
turn light
creative writing
Flame tree in Maraca:
red flames
the verandah,
yellow flares, green hedge,
chicken, children,
light
This cruel brightness
no words
Scars
burning leopards
too sudden, too bright
The eyes of Vincent van Gogh
thirsting for fire
Blake's tiger
eating in the dark
The moon of Maraca
very near
the flame tree
and snakes
move in the matoke,
guard my garden
For all this
is my world
I want to eat
flame trees,
breathe fire,
burn,
and incredibly bright
turn light
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