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ADWOBA MY LOVE

Oh my dear Adwoba, The hen that lays her Eggs in and out of season, It does not take four Market days to make A virtuous woman complete, For the great vulture Has no bed but he Entertains sound sleep, Thou have made me aware That when a poor woman Loves her dear child, She cannot prove it Through material gains, For the glamorous beads Around thy hips can even Be traded for my life, Who heard the whisper? Has the Gods who make Dreams come true heard it? May be, the horn is too Heavy for the mighty head That should carry it, Listen dear, Listen! Listen and taste the palm wine Pouring out of my heart, And give ear to my cry, For anyone who does Not know the horn message Of his chief gets lost At any major dispersion. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Ghanaian
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Apr 8, 2013
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