Polímeros naturales: celulosa, hule Celulosa

We too have our own track Mapped out by the creator We can rub shoulders with them If we keep to our own track. We may let them steal our wealth But we must not give our soul We are also made by God By plan not by chance. Do not look at their machines And lose hope in your own strength. For, you are the strongest man In this world of mortal men. Why should strong man go hungry While he has so much good Land? Don’t sit too much in Office Go display your Strength.

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I would buy, but not anything I would sell, but not everything Hence I say to you Africa Man Get up, and let yourself be seen.

Use what you have first of all Before copying others.

Get your food and build your House Before seeking other things.

The one who copies others Must all the time wait behind. Don’t seek to be anyone Try to be yourself.

Don’t choose materialism And individualism

Lustfulness and wickedness This is vanity and death You go for morality. Godliness, neighborliness This’s life to eternity Starting from right now.

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God is not a one-way God This he shows in creation But we make the world conflict By trying to force one way.

One does not need two right hands. One needs the left and right

They complement each other And they make a whole The world is made a market Demand and supply reigning Covetousness, craftiness Dishonesty, injustice The day Africa will reign

The world shall be made a church. Godliness, neighborliness

Justice and mercy

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The Culture of gambling Fast spreading in Africa The good spirit of hard-work Is being killed in Africa How can Africa develop

No stop trapping your brother And work together.

Marijuana and cocaine Are no words of Africa

But these hard drugs and others Fast spreading in Africa.

The man who is truly man Would face everything awake Because you have much to do You must be awake

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We do offend each other And we may become angry But how long will you keep on Fighting your own skin brother? While others building their lives And progressing day and night No stop fighting your brother And work together

Indiscriminate firing

Brings you closer to the AIDS Where you have to die slowly But surely and painfully. Get domesticated now.

Here, I know my Lord can help Because you have much to do You must be alive.

Die and let the people live Is the way to good governance And it pays off heavily

You’ll always be remembered But what we see all around

The savior of a people Must be a servant

Don’t seek please those up there Choose rather to please your own Let your people feel your worth This is your eternal wealth You may learn from outsiders But don’t dance to their rhythm Their tune good for their people Not for your people

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Hunger and malnutrition Are first foes of Africa While potential for Agric Superior in Africa

Why African High Command To make the rich yet richer The African High Command Must be of Agric.

The first sign of poverty It is difficult to eat

And when it comes to easing Also not at all simple

The leader who loves his own Would help them to eat with ease This is fighting poverty

That can yield results Food not only energy Food is also happiness Was there once celebration Without eating and drinking Leaders who are valuable Make tractors available

Not only available But also affordable We play football together Why can’t we farm together And also eat together As union of a people

When shall we stop pretending To be what we are just not The name African Union Should have a meaning

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Majoring in Consumption Will not make Africa great Nations that are becoming great Do major in production

The factory of buy and sell Won’t bring jobs to Africa Because you have more people You must create jobs

Nations that are becoming great Do major in production

And how long shall we remain Specialist in consumption The culture of buy and sell Won’t lead us to our Canaan If there is something we must learn It’s produce and sell

Those buying a computer For every African child Should think of a tractor too For every farming village Those who are inventing things

Are we buying computers For computer games? Expensive higher learning

Does not bring out the best brains Are we being educated

Only to go buy and sell?

Don’t we need committed minds WHO can deliver the goods? The Higher The Cooler Track Has to be restored.

Over- privatization

Leads to excess corruption Where certificates are bought By those who can make contacts This begins as early as

From the very basic level Confidence in public schools Has to be restored

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Those who are envied by all Are also envying all

Refuse to take advantage Of their blessed surroundings Making foreign embassies To milk what remains of us Because many of us fight To sell warmth for cold. Don’t see multiplicity And divorce simplicity Multiplicity is vain

Wasteful mad and destructive Simplicity is constant

You are simple Africa My mother and friend

The day “The first shall be last” The day Africa will reign Multiplicity shall sink And simplicity shall rise Pollution shall be banished And nature shall be restored God shall reign with Africa And there shall be peace.

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I would buy, but not anything I would sell, but not everything Hence I say to you Africa Man Get up, and let yourself be seen.