Savannah’s Song

The savannah sings its legacy.

By Gideon KiprutoPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Golden grass beneath vast skies,
Endless plains where freedom lies.
Baobabs stand, wise and old,
Watching sunsets bathe in gold.

Elephants roam, lions call,
A symphony at nightfall.
In Africa’s heart, wild and free,
The savannah sings its legacy.

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L.I.Eabout a year ago
This was so beautiful ♥️♥️♥️
Emiliano Alexabout a year ago
Savannah best life
Tress Traccyabout a year ago
Africa the home of savannah
Mark Grahamabout a year ago
Good work for I could see the savannah.

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