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I am because we are
The notion that runs in the blood of us Africans
Whether conscious or unconscious blood is thicker than water
Its an ideal left to us by our ancestors
An expensive inheritance
An ideal greater than water itself
Humanity towards one another, Agape!
A bond sharing that connects all humanity
Feelings of compassion and tolerance
Its the perception of oneness
Driven forward by feelings of unity
A philosophy of sweet love
Deeper than the oceans because,
I am because we are
To forgive when wronged
To believe in everyone's abilities and success
Tolerance brings love and hope because
We are because I am
To eat from the same plate
To drink beer in the same cup
To love your foes, to give your last cent to the pauper
Because I am because we are
Its and indigenous philosophy
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I adore the concept of ubuntu. I love how a continent with many boundaries can connect with such a broad human philosophy. Thank you for sharing your poem. I too write poetry and would love to be followed.
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Nice piece with an outstanding significance.
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Thank you for this inspirational post.
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Yup. Your welcome. lol.
I like your writing, it's interesting, regards
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Umuntu Ngumuntu ngabantu : roughly translated to 'A person is a person through other people' or 'I am, because we are'
I studied African philosophy at Uni: both of the Bantu languages and Ghana (philosophy driven by oral tradition, ritual and art). Incredibly interest, especially their ontological perspectives on the afterlife...
Great post: followed & upvoted :)
great man......seems like we have much in common. We are in the same Liberal Arts field-me specializing in World History and International Relations. I now follow you