E mo tsere Pekwa! | Arthur Maarman | Maatla A Pula | Subtle Stars

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O ile kgaetšedi ya masogana

Mamoswana Noši.

A šole yena difarong maalong a Farao,

O Apešitšwe tša go taga ka Letago.

Ya gagwe ntlo e apešitšwe ka matšoba,

Matšoba a go taga boka Gauta,

Sello go lliwa sa mma iyoh!

Go swaswa oswele legano,

Ikele moila lenyatšo le manyami,

Kgaetšedi ya Boikgantšho le Lethabo. Sefapano o lwele ose beile magetleng,

Thuto o re file yona re ba lesedi,

Malao a betletšwe ke meraforafo,

Ka ge Semorafi be e le lenaba le wene. Ikele pontshwana morwedi wa pontsho,

Yena a re bontshitšego tše kgethwa.


Author: Authur Maarman

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