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It’s that time again

April 14, 2013Holidays, Igbo, Igbo boysbarbecues, cocktails, convertibles, drop-tops, Igbo boys, London, poem, rhyme, scooters, summertimeNwunye

Summertime. Coconut oil and scooters Cocktails, barbecues, The air thick with accents And Igbo drop-tops line the streets.

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Kiru Taye says:

April 14, 2013 at 5:11 pm

Bring it on! Yee-haw!

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