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Sierra Leone Sonnets: Poetry from the Lion Mountains

A varied collection of poems gathered around this subject, with space for different voices, images, and moods.

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Geography

Freetown’s Light:

City glows with morning's rise,
Freetown's hope beneath the skies.
Streets alive with voices free,
A city's heart, wild and glee.

02

Geography

Bunce Island’s Tale:

Echoes of a distant past,
Bunce Island's shadows cast.
Stories of a time gone by,
Where memories in silence lie.

03

Geography

Sierra’s Peaks:

Mountains rise in verdant grace,
Sierra Leone's tranquil space.
Nature's beauty, pure and grand,
A peaceful, sacred land.

04

Geography

Sierra Leone's Song

Sierra Leone, where waters meet,
In your beauty, life is sweet.
With every wave, with every shore,
In your presence, hearts explore.
Land of wonders, land so grand,
In your embrace, we understand.
With every dawn, with every hue,
Sierra Leone, our love is true.

05

Geography

Heart of Africa

Sierra Leone, with spirit bright,
In your glow, pure delight.
With every smile, with every cheer,
In your warmth, all is clear.
Land of beauty, land of grace,
In your embrace, we find our place.
With every wave, with every breeze,
Sierra Leone, hearts at ease.

06

Geography

Sierra Leone's Spirit:

In Sierra Leone's lands, where beauty sings,
A country's spirit, with gentle wings.
From the coastal stretch to the forests' call,
Sierra Leone, embracing all.
A land of heritage, bold and grand,
Sierra Leone, where stories stand.
Tales rich, voices blend,
In Sierra Leone, friendships mend.
Amidst the nature's depth and the cultural light,
Sierra Leone, shining bright.
From the vibrant scenes to the heritage's call,
Sierra Leone, embracing all.
In every moment, in every sight,
Sierra Leone, pure delight.

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