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LOVE WILL GO ON

I cannot perceive my past,

Neither can I behold my future,

Yet my heart will go on,

 

The native doctor has cast

An evil spell on my gun,

Causing poverty to become

My greatest confidant,

Yet my love will go on,

 

She has left me

For the energetic farmer,

Indeed, he who has corn

Has no problem owning fowls,

Yet my heart will go on,

 

Nature has frown

Her face in darkness,

Whiles the sky is

Weeping in tears of dim stars,

Yet my love will go on,

 

My dead palm nut tree has

Decided not to reproduce

Tasty palm wine any longer,

 

Knowing very well that

My gourd is extremely thirsty,

Yet my heart will go on,

 

Life has been cruel

To my youthful teeth,

Having no pity for

My taste and sight,

Yet my love will go on,

 

The cruel Gods have brought

A great calamity on my land,

Causing my rain drop to

Hold its peace indefinitely,

Yet my heart will go on,

 

The Aburi mountains are

Lying flat on their bellies

Whiles the Shai hills are

 

Looking ghastly at my pains

Yet my love for Frimpomaa

Will forever go on.

 

 

© PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI

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Ghanaian
Published
Apr 8, 2013
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