Monday, 29 June 2015

Racism by Abdelwaheb Dhaou

Racist stickers on
Dark hours of segregation -
Horrid ignorance.

Haiku
Abdelwaheb Dhaou.

Abdelwaheb Dhaou is one of the contemporary African poets. His poems are spectacular and his themes are centred on the maladies of African societies. Abdelwaheb Dhaou is a Tunisian.

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