There is an evening breeze that comforts the path to Accra by night.
A common wealth for all who conquer its gradient;
prizing the illumination of the citied valley beneath.
A learned African crown jeweled with serene delight
&
little mountain secrets kept best by moonlight.
Unsuspecting souls seen from heights above,
minuscule yet vivid through the glimmer of artificial lights.
Their hidden stories birthing true conversation.
A solace of reasoning with sparse escape from the sofa of the mind.
Picture pleasant occasion frozen in time
found only in joyful thought
&
youthful moments divine...
These are the brightly darkened scenes
under a carpet of stars
channeled through the lens of ‘Accra by Night.’
© Qwey.ku
‘Accra by Night’ is a longstanding student name given to a Legon hilltop on the University of Ghana campus. An elevation located behind the campuses infamous Commonwealth Hall, it offers expansive views of parts of the city of Accra. (Top tip, best viewed at night.)
