You of the Moyo clan

Vayera Moyo, do you know who you are?

Have you not parted multitudes with the rod of the spear?

Have you not ruled longer (through the Mutapa's) for a thousand years?

Longer than any other royal family on the face of this planet save the Japanese emperor who ironically

was also worshiped as a god.

Do you and your vassals not have a great tradition of literature in the form of nhete

You of the Moyo clan

The Destroyers

This is a tale...no..two tales..well the other is really a song, of things past. The first is heard most eloquently in the nostalgia of the elders ,as they speak of a time. A time when life was life..and death was ..well..Another life. When little children would gather around warm embers and be told in soft words of those gone before. Now they smile..Not hoping for this kind of death..But in a wa

The Destroyers

A sweet hallo

Greetings.For a moment your silliness has infringed on my consciousness .Can you feel it? My glorious
mind impinging on a pathetic anorexic excuse of yours.Apart from your causes you are *nothing*.

You and your apish mind are evidence of evolution. I am PROOF there is a God.

What else but an omnipotent , benevolent being would allow sublime symmetry and beauty to grace you?
You *are* your

A sweet hallo

Hello guys..

Hello friends I am new to forum and nice to be part of such wonderful community..

Hello guys..

Questions about ''A Conversation with My Father"(by Grace Paley)

In the story
the mother read and reread the seven issues of oh!golden horse!

what are the issues she refers to ?

Questions about ''A Conversation with My Father"(by Grace Paley)

The First International Booger Fest

They came them one, they came them all
With noses large, with noses small
From Budapest to Bucharest
To the First International Booger Fest

Word had spread quick as fire
To folks with flu, and colds dire
To the Eskimos in their igloos
To the hayfever racked Ecuadoos

Prizes promised to lure them in
So came the Japs and the Chinamen
Of holidays to far off places
East to West, and all

The First International Booger Fest

Major Barbara

Dear readers,
I'm an Englisn teacher in Central Europe, and I got a task to do. There are some sentences, from "Major Barbara" by G.B. Shaw, as far as I know they are in Cockney English, but can not interpret them:
1. Waw shouldnt Aw git a bit o me aown beck? Is it "Why shouldn't I get a bit of my own back?"
2. Bly me if Jenny Ill didnt tike arter all. "after all" is all I understand.
3. To s

Major Barbara