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A TWIST OF FATE

Now see, I am forbidden By my totem not to eat The meat of the dog, For my future cannot Even distinguish between Water and palm-wine, Oh, life is ill, When I went to the bush To fetch the medicine, I met a fearful fellow on the way, But no, an evil ancestral spirit Snatched the medicine From my hopeless soul, Unfortunately, fellow crusaders Were looking ghastly at my ***** rag, not loosing Sight of my plucky suffering, None fetches firewood From my bush anymore, Where the tree of the Pawpaw has fallen, Not even my enemies, Hmm, I was made to swear The divine oath of solidarity, But fairness was not found In the heart of my companions, Given me the hope that, The everlasting python Which live in the Birim river Did not make a mistake in Confirming my creation, Indeed, when myth dies Only force is made free. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 8, 2013
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