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OPPRESSION

The rain-Gods should Give this greenhorn a reason To why pain could Appear this green-corn season, Which baboon will make a sound If the rich moon cannot be found? Sometimes we play all day Making sure that the clay Does not decay, But now our rock had bend And who will lock and mend, Ah, send the Gods a plea, And it will end the cods a sea, For the fear of might is oppression Whiles the tear of night of derision But nothing inside will look so strong If something outside looks so wrong Is this ice of life so conscious? Maybe the price of life is so precious, Men of Kush! Have a pen for push And never harm the Gods arm, For their charm grows your farm, The debtors have broken the palm-vine Causing the ancestors to drink the palmwine Indeed, what life sees as pain, Must be given to death to explain. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Ghanaian
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Apr 8, 2013
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