‘Read a Poem’: Pili Mwinyi reads New Year Greetings in Swahili

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Pili Mwinyi from Tanzania joined CGTN’s “Read a Poem” campaign and read a poem called “New Year Greetings for you” to wish you the best of luck for the coming year.

Join Pili Mwinyi in CGTN’s “Read a Poem” campaign, and share your favorite verses with a worldwide audience. Post the video with hashtag #readapoem# on social media and tag us, or send your video to our email address, readapoem2022@gmail.com. Your video could be re-posted by CGTN’s official account. Don’t forget to say our slogan in the video: “I read this poem for you, though thousands of miles apart, poetry brings us the same beat of the heart.” We look forward to seeing your contribution!

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