Showing posts with label timbuktu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label timbuktu. Show all posts
Thursday, February 7, 2013
The end of Timbuktu's gate-crashing jihadists
Since French commandos parachuted on to the sand just north of Timbuktu and liberated the city from the jihadists, there is a growing sense of freedom, particularly among women. Video: The Guardian
Dancing in Timbuktu
Oh what a feeling dancing in Timbuktu
under a clear desert sky
with thousands of sparkling stars
gazing at the warm fire
sipping French Cognac.
Sisters and brothers relaxing on white satin
never reaching the end
rejoicing in freedom
singing Vive la France
we love you
oh, how we love you.
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