Mambo Huangamia cha Chinua Achebe

[Chillah]

[emoji23] [emoji23] ngoja nikifukue kabatini hiki kitabu...
Nilikuwa nakipenda balaa

Usisahau na kale ka great pond...

 

[IGWE]

Usisahau na kale ka great pond...

The great pond iko njema pia mkuu

 

[Chillah]

Kinoma....nilikuwa nikikisoma yaan utafikiri niko na Lorienka pembeni tunachunga mbuzi[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]

Shee... Una weza chunga mbusi?

 

[Chillah]

The great pond iko njema pia mkuu

hiki kitabu nilipenda vurugu zake humo ndani...

 

[ngumbuke]

"Okonkwo was well known throughout the nine villages and even beyond. His fame rested on solid personal achievements......"
Umenikumbusha mbali sana mkuu, nilikua nimekariri page 2 za mwanzo. Long time, way back. No Longer at Ease nimekisoma pia, kinaeleza jinsi mtoto wa kiume wa Okonkwo alivyopokea Ukristo na kusomeshwa na kijiji UK.
African writers wa zamani walikua wabunifu sana, walikua wanaandika living stories, you could feel it, waliweza kukamata vizuri kabisa imagination ya msomaji.
1. Things Fall Apart
2. No Longer at Ease
3. Weep Not Child
4. Encounters from Africa
5. Petals of Blood
6. A grain of wheat
7. Is It Possible?
8.Until Further Notice

These were my favorite books, nilikuaga navyo vyote, vilinikamata sana ilibidi niviibe library ili niwe navyo permanently.

Hilo li PETALS OF BLOOD lilinisumbua sana kulisoma wakati niko Milambo-Tabora. Lina pgs nyingi kama 250 hivi..

 

[ngumbuke]

Ow!...asante sana kwa kunipa jina la huyu mwandishi...hivi nikivitaka hivi vitabu vyote nafanyaje, hata pa kuvinunua hapa Dar?

Amah ana matusi balaa kwenye kile kitabu, sema ni kitamu nacho wakina princess na mama yao wanakunywa imported beer not local ones!

Aha ah .....
Son of a bitch....uncircumcised baboon! ......Ayi Kwei Armah katika ubora wake

 

[ngumbuke]

library lazima vipo tu
tafuta na hizi chuma
SEASON OF WAITING
HIS EXCELLENCY THE HEAD OF STATE
A MAN OF THE PEOPLE(kama haujakisoma)
Kama unapenda na vya kiswahili tafuta hizi chuma
USIKU UTAKAPOKWISHA
MFADHILI(jiandae kulia)
VUTA N'KUVUTE

Ongeza
HAINI
NJOZI ILIYOPOTEA
MZINGILE
NAGONA
NYOTA YA REHEMA
MZIMU WA WATU WA KALE
A MAN WITH A MEDAL

 

[Sir Khan]

Ongeza
HAINI
NJOZI ILIYOPOTEA
MZINGILE
NAGONA
NYOTA YA REHEMA
MZIMU WA WATU WA KALE
A MAN WITH A MEDAL

Good, vipi umesoma KAPTURA LA MAX?

 

[ngumbuke]

Good, vipi umesoma KAPTURA LA MAX?

Nimesoma kaka. ...
Namkumbuka mfungwa Africanus!

 

[Alvajumaa]

Ni moja ya Kitabu bora kabisa, baba yake okonkwo mzee unoka alikua anadaiwa na mzee mmoja hivi, yule mzee alipokuja kudai alipewa list ya watu wanaodai na jina lake ni la pili kutoka mwisho,
Akaulizwa haraka ya nini? Hawa wenzio wote hawajalipwa....
Okonkwo pia baada ya kurudi umofia aligadhibika sana baada ya jamii yake kubadilika aaaaah

 

[Alvajumaa]

Ubaya zaidi okonkwo aliumizwa sana na maisha ya mzee wake, he died without a title

 

[Kanungila Karim]

Good,huyo dogo ndiye Toundi?

Nimemkumbuka Toundi Ondua

 

[Kanungila Karim]

Huyo ni Ngugi wa Thiong'o kwenye I WILL MARRY WHEN I WANT.

Ngugi Wa Thiong'o na Ngugi Wa Mirii ndio wameandika kama sikosei

 

[Kanungila Karim]

Langston Hughes

Landlord, landlord,
My roof has sprung a leak.
Don't you 'member I told you about it
Way last week?

Landlord, landlord,
These steps is broken down.
When you come up yourself
It's a wonder you don't fall down.

Ten Bucks you say I owe you?
Ten Bucks you say is due?
Well, that's Ten Bucks more'n I'l pay you
Till you fix this house up new.

What? You gonna get eviction orders?
You gonna cut off my heat?
You gonna take my furniture and
Throw it in the street?

Um-huh! You talking high and mighty.
Talk on-till you get through.
You ain't gonna be able to say a word
If I land my fist on you.

Police! Police!
Come and get this man!
He's trying to ruin the government
And overturn the land!

Copper's whistle!
Patrol bell!
Arrest.
Precinct Station.
Iron cell.
Headlines in press:
MAN THREATENS LANDLORD
TENANT HELD NO BAIL
JUDGE GIVES NEGRO 90 DAYS IN COUNTY JAIL!

 

[Sir Khan]

Nimesoma kaka. ...
Namkumbuka mfungwa Africanus!

Mzee wa kutema nondo

 

[Sir Khan]

Landlord, landlord,
My roof has sprung a leak.
Don't you 'member I told you about it
Way last week?

Landlord, landlord,
These steps is broken down.
When you come up yourself
It's a wonder you don't fall down.

Ten Bucks you say I owe you?
Ten Bucks you say is due?
Well, that's Ten Bucks more'n I'l pay you
Till you fix this house up new.

What? You gonna get eviction orders?
You gonna cut off my heat?
You gonna take my furniture and
Throw it in the street?

Um-huh! You talking high and mighty.
Talk on-till you get through.
You ain't gonna be able to say a word
If I land my fist on you.

Police! Police!
Come and get this man!
He's trying to ruin the government
And overturn the land!
.
Headlines in press:
MAN THREATENS LANDLORD
TENANT HELD NO BAIL
JUDGE GIVES NEGRO 90 DAYS IN COUNTY JAIL!

Excellent,vipi umesoma mashairi mengine ya mtunzi wa shairi hili (Langston Hughes)?

 

[Kanungila Karim]

Excellent,vipi umesoma mashairi mengine ya mtunzi wa shairi hili (Langston Hughes)?

Nayajua mengi tu

 

[Kanungila Karim]

Excellent,vipi umesoma mashairi mengine ya mtunzi wa shairi hili (Langston Hughes)?

Night Funeral in Harlem

Langston Hughes, 1902 - 1967

Night funeral
In Harlem:

Where did they get
Them two fine cars?

Insurance man, he did not pay—
His insurance lapsed the other day—
Yet they got a satin box
for his head to lay.

Night funeral
In Harlem:

Who was it sent
That wreath of flowers?

Them flowers came
from that poor boy's friends—
They'll want flowers, too,
When they meet their ends.

Night funeral
in Harlem:

Who preached that
Black boy to his grave?

Old preacher man
Preached that boy away—
Charged Five Dollars
His girl friend had to pay.

Night funeral
In Harlem:

When it was all over
And the lid shut on his head
and the organ had done played
and the last prayers been said
and six pallbearers
Carried him out for dead
And off down Lenox Avenue
That long black hearse done sped,
The street light
At his corner
Shined just like a tear—
That boy that they was mournin'
Was so dear, so dear
To them folks that brought the flowers,
To that girl who paid the preacher man—
It was all their tears that made
That poor boy's
Funeral grand.

Night funeral
In Harlem.

 

[Sir Khan]

Uko vizuri aisee,binafsi nalipenda lile la "I TOO" na lile la "THE NEGRO SPEAKS OF RIVERS"
RIP Langston Hughes the great poet.

Night Funeral in Harlem

Langston Hughes, 1902 - 1967

Night funeral
In Harlem:

Where did they get
Them two fine cars?

Insurance man, he did not pay—
His insurance lapsed the other day—
Yet they got a satin box
for his head to lay.

Night funeral
In Harlem:

Who was it sent
That wreath of flowers?

Them flowers came
from that poor boy's friends—
They'll want flowers, too,
When they meet their ends.

Night funeral
in Harlem:

Who preached that
Black boy to his grave?

Old preacher man
Preached that boy away—
Charged Five Dollars
His girl friend had to pay.

Night funeral
In Harlem:

 

[OVERSEE]

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Mambo Huangamia (kwa Kiingereza "Things Fall Apart") ni riwaya iliyoandikwa na Chinua Achebe. Ilitolewa mwaka wa 1958 . Hadithi ya riwaya hii imefuatiwa na Hakuna Starehe Tena (1960) na
Mshale wa Mungu (1964).


Mkondo wa hadithi
Mhusika mkuu anaitwa Okonkwo , tajiri katika kijiji cha Umuofia . Huyo Okonkwo hufuata mila na desturi za Kiigbo vizuri sana ili kumshinda babake ambaye ni mduni. Katika kufuata hizo mila alifika hatua ya kumuua mwana wake wa kambo na wanakijiji wakakubali. Siku moja lakini Okonkwo kwa bahati mbaya alimuua mwanakijiji mwingine na sasa akahukumiwa kuondoka kijijini kwake kwa miaka saba zinavyoamuru mila za kijiji. Huko uhamishoni Okonkwo alikutana na wamisionari Wazungu, akasikitika sana kugundua mwana wake mwenyewe aliacha mila za Kiigbo na kukubali dini ya Ukristo. Okonkwo akirudi kijijini baadaye akakuta hata maisha ya kijijini yameathiriwa na hiyo dini mpya. Akaanza kuupigia vita Ukristo, hatimaye lakini aliona kuwa haiwezekani kurudi kwa maisha ya kimila akajiua kwa kujinyonga.

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