Once upon a midnight dreary, feeling weak and yawning
The nomad travels to Slumberland
Under his wooden weaved sticks, dug plastered roof
Above the sky, thick clouds gather
In lightning fashion and rolling thunder in the background
It’s the beginning of the rainy season
A splash of green covers the whole of Savannah
On the cone-shaped hill, sprouts of grass and wildflowers
Provides spectacular wallpaper scenes of mother nature
With the farm-ready, seeds underground
Optimism and hope floats in the air
Memories of long periods of animal feeds deficiency
Of the previous seasons still lingers
As is always about how many will cross the line
The resilient animals that can walk miles on pilgrimage
Occasioned by cyclic famines every third year
After a disaster event has stricken
The prospect of increasing herd numbers
Remains a far-fetched dream
Unless private public intervention takes over
Behold the Green Revolution delights.
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