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No leopard would change into a hyena, and the crested crane would hate to be changed into the bold-headed. Dung-eating vulture, The long-necked and graceful giraffe. Cannot become a monkey. Let no one. Uproot the pumkin.
Song of Lawino and Song of Ocol (1966)
I don't know how to dance the rumba or samba, as my mother taught me the traditional dances of the Acoli people. I haven't learned the dances of the white people. I won't deceive you; you once saw me participate in the Orak dance, the dance for youths, the dance of our people.
Song of Lawino and Song of Ocol (1966)
My husband abuses me together with my parents. He says terrible things about my mother. And I am so ashamed! ...
Song of Lawino and Song of Ocol (1966)
When the drums beat, and the black youths kick up dust, they dance with energy and vigor. They dance with a healthy spirit, naughtily with pride, and full of life. It's a dance filled with competition, provocation, and challenges, showcasing their youthful exuberance and cultural pride.
Song of Lawino and Song of Ocol (1966)