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Dec 21, 2019
Dec 21, 2019 at 11:08 AM UTC
maxneumann
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 2:37 PM UTC
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The beloved country Africana can boast of is Ghana. The manana of Africana black star is Ghana A nation rich in culture and natural pasture. Its nature reflects the creatures’ caricature We are black reflecting our true beauty. And we are packed with captivating ability. The typicality of our nationality brings unity. Who knows whether our safety lies in our variety? This unity amidst our diversity is our reportage. About twenty-four million are surviving in our age. Over sixty ethnic groups and fifty-two major languages. There are hundreds of dialects which are to our advantages. In W/A, Ghana records the highest percentage of Christianity… Yet the modernity of our sanity portrays minds of malignity. But the fraternity of our humanity builds our community. The variety of our morality and privity builds our society Who said Ghana cannot be capaciously superfluous? We have the very illustrious and exuberant resources. The elites and the voracity are harnessing the recourses. The destitute remains poor and the gentry linger the forces Our democratic government is an African paradigm. Our peaceful political regime is of no pantomime. Who of course would help us measure corruption? The whole nation would have tensed up to eruption. If not the gargantuan wayomelogy of the wayometer. Who knows whether the next tool would be attameter? Who wouldn’t love to be a proud Ghanaian to enjoy our hilarious fila and jargons tongue can employ
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Mar 22, 2012
Mar 22, 2012 at 7:52 PM UTC
tom-cobbii
GHANA IS CAPACIOUSLY SUPERFLUOUS
The beloved country Africana can boast of is Ghana. The manana of Africana black star is Ghana A nation rich in culture and natural pasture. Its nature reflects the creatures’ caricature We are black reflecting our true beauty. And we are packed with captivating ability. The typicality of our nationality brings unity. Who knows whether our safety lies in our variety? This unity amidst our diversity is our reportage. About twenty-four million are surviving in our age. Over sixty ethnic groups and fifty-two major languages. There are hundreds of dialects which are to our advantages. In W/A, Ghana records the highest percentage of Christianity… Yet the modernity of our sanity portrays minds of malignity. But the fraternity of our humanity builds our community. The variety of our morality and privity builds our society Who said Ghana cannot be capaciously superfluous? We have the very illustrious and exuberant resources. The elites and the voracity are harnessing the recourses. The destitute remains poor and the gentry linger the forces Our democratic government is an African paradigm. Our peaceful political regime is of no pantomime. Who of course would help us measure corruption? The whole nation would have tensed up to eruption. If not the gargantuan wayomelogy of the wayometer. Who knows whether the next tool would be attameter? Who wouldn’t love to be a proud Ghanaian to enjoy our hilarious fila and jargons tongue can employ
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A walk in Africa, Africa for Africans, A walk down town Africa, Meeting an African, A troubled and unsettled African, A troubled African in Africa, Africa in Africa, An African Diaspora, An African imprisoned, At home and away, A pure African, From the Africa of poor Maputo, A pure African, From the Africa of poor Zimbabwe, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Somalia, Ethiopia, Congo, A poor African, From the pure Africa of elsewhere, An unfree African in a free Africa, Africa for Africans, Africans yesterday, Africans today, And Africans tomorrow, The Africa of South Africa.
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May 18, 2015
May 18, 2015 at 5:04 AM UTC
dr-noah-kaliofas-marutlulle
An African in Africa
A walk in Africa, Africa for Africans, A walk down town Africa, Meeting an African, A troubled and unsettled African, A troubled African in Africa, Africa in Africa, An African Diaspora, An African imprisoned, At home and away, A pure African, From the Africa of poor Maputo, A pure African, From the Africa of poor Zimbabwe, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Somalia, Ethiopia, Congo, A poor African, From the pure Africa of elsewhere, An unfree African in a free Africa, Africa for Africans, Africans yesterday, Africans today, And Africans tomorrow, The Africa of South Africa.
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Famine for future is a bright idea, It helps those who only earn 80c a day, The future is brighter, cleaner and nearer, So those who are doing it tough don't have to suffer, In countries like Ethiopia, Tonga and Ghana, They only get 1-2 meals a day, Their crops get ruined by drought, They don't even get one ripe banana, Help build a nest, the nest of love, that's what they do, They need help so I'm giving too.
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Oct 15, 2012
Oct 15, 2012 at 5:37 AM UTC
maegan-1
40 Hour Famine
Famine for future is a bright idea, It helps those who only earn 80c a day, The future is brighter, cleaner and nearer, So those who are doing it tough don't have to suffer, In countries like Ethiopia, Tonga and Ghana, They only get 1-2 meals a day, Their crops get ruined by drought, They don't even get one ripe banana, Help build a nest, the nest of love, that's what they do, They need help so I'm giving too.
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Kumasi, the Tree City, The Kingdom City with a divine eagle Standing bravely on a mighty stick, The unquestionable love that embraces The soul of the arch enemy, The tradition that swallows The ancient courage and modern pride, Kumasi, the Tree City, The mighty city that lies under The flying wings of the Beautiful Okumanin tree, The golden city of the Western Sudan Planted by the arm of the Almighty, You are truly the dwelling Abode of unity and majesty, Kumasi, the Tree City, The echoes of your ancestral spirits Do not sleep nor slumber You that provides a comfortable Seat for the grandson of The almighty Krobea Asante Kotoko, The modern pride of the great Ancient mother of Yaa Asantewaa, Kumasi, the Tree City, The great son of the vulture, Otomfuo Osei Tutu, may not Appreciate your present State of modernization, For you have surrounded T he Golden Stool with Carelessness and filth, Your crime rate has swept Away the memories of The great Okomfo Anokye, Kumasi, the Tree City, Oh, the inhabitance under the protective And motherly wings of the great tree, The Ayoko kingship deserves a clean land, This great city must regain Her serene and inviting sweet-scented Greeny and stable environment, For mother Ghana has always Pride herself in your glory and dignity, Kumasi, the Tree City, The precious eye of Asanteman, Never deny your former glory, Oh, the pride of West Africa You still have what it takes To be the Garden City of West Africa, You are Oseikrom indeed, Okumaninase, the capital city of Kwaman, The heart of the Republic of Ghana. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 6:25 AM UTC
prince-anin-agyei
KUMASI, THE TREE CITY
Kumasi, the Tree City, The Kingdom City with a divine eagle Standing bravely on a mighty stick, The unquestionable love that embraces The soul of the arch enemy, The tradition that swallows The ancient courage and modern pride, Kumasi, the Tree City, The mighty city that lies under The flying wings of the Beautiful Okumanin tree, The golden city of the Western Sudan Planted by the arm of the Almighty, You are truly the dwelling Abode of unity and majesty, Kumasi, the Tree City, The echoes of your ancestral spirits Do not sleep nor slumber You that provides a comfortable Seat for the grandson of The almighty Krobea Asante Kotoko, The modern pride of the great Ancient mother of Yaa Asantewaa, Kumasi, the Tree City, The great son of the vulture, Otomfuo Osei Tutu, may not Appreciate your present State of modernization, For you have surrounded T he Golden Stool with Carelessness and filth, Your crime rate has swept Away the memories of The great Okomfo Anokye, Kumasi, the Tree City, Oh, the inhabitance under the protective And motherly wings of the great tree, The Ayoko kingship deserves a clean land, This great city must regain Her serene and inviting sweet-scented Greeny and stable environment, For mother Ghana has always Pride herself in your glory and dignity, Kumasi, the Tree City, The precious eye of Asanteman, Never deny your former glory, Oh, the pride of West Africa You still have what it takes To be the Garden City of West Africa, You are Oseikrom indeed, Okumaninase, the capital city of Kwaman, The heart of the Republic of Ghana. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Algeria a rich land poor people, Angola seems to have kings, Benin is blessed with voodoo, Botswana blood bulls diamonds, Burkina Faso can't cope coups, Burundi twelve years a slave, Cape Verde has half a million, Cameroon got cocoa, Chad's lake is shrinking, Comoros has under a million, DRC is third largest, Congo is it's neighbour with capitals facing, Côte d'Ivoire has few elephants, Djibouti's on the horn, Egypt has mummy's, Equatorial guinea struck oil in 95 but didn't loose change, Eritrea has 5000 running annually, Ethiopia's great rift is pretty ****** Gabon is subject to black gold, Gambia got a peace of it after 65, Great Ghana oasis of peace, Guinea is diverse, Bissau too, Kenyans have beautiful smiles, Lesotho is SA's baby, Liberia oldest republic, Libya needs liberty, Madagascar where are the penguins! Malawi has warm hearts, Mali is 8th, Mauritania is 11th, Mauritius marvel, Morocco fine leather, Mozambique keeps the dugongs, Namibia Windhoek ah, Niger after a river, Nigeria makes zuma rock, Rwanda listen, Sao tome and principe 2nd smallest, Senegoals, She sells Seychelles, Sierra Leone free? Somalia loose, S. Africa reign, South Sudan independent? Sudan - black, Swaziland more than solo men, Tanzania trade, Togo up down, Two knees yeah, Uganda teacher come simeon, Zambia's peace? Zimbabwe got rid of Mugabe. Always thought zed was co.za but we're actually co.zm, so what's zim? One way we'll loose change is when the overseers begin to acknowledge the under looked. -nyanta
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Feb 8, 2018
Feb 8, 2018 at 5:28 PM UTC
nyant
AFRICA
Algeria a rich land poor people, Angola seems to have kings, Benin is blessed with voodoo, Botswana blood bulls diamonds, Burkina Faso can't cope coups, Burundi twelve years a slave, Cape Verde has half a million, Cameroon got cocoa, Chad's lake is shrinking, Comoros has under a million, DRC is third largest, Congo is it's neighbour with capitals facing, Côte d'Ivoire has few elephants, Djibouti's on the horn, Egypt has mummy's, Equatorial guinea struck oil in 95 but didn't loose change, Eritrea has 5000 running annually, Ethiopia's great rift is pretty ****** Gabon is subject to black gold, Gambia got a peace of it after 65, Great Ghana oasis of peace, Guinea is diverse, Bissau too, Kenyans have beautiful smiles, Lesotho is SA's baby, Liberia oldest republic, Libya needs liberty, Madagascar where are the penguins! Malawi has warm hearts, Mali is 8th, Mauritania is 11th, Mauritius marvel, Morocco fine leather, Mozambique keeps the dugongs, Namibia Windhoek ah, Niger after a river, Nigeria makes zuma rock, Rwanda listen, Sao tome and principe 2nd smallest, Senegoals, She sells Seychelles, Sierra Leone free? Somalia loose, S. Africa reign, South Sudan independent? Sudan - black, Swaziland more than solo men, Tanzania trade, Togo up down, Two knees yeah, Uganda teacher come simeon, Zambia's peace? Zimbabwe got rid of Mugabe. Always thought zed was co.za but we're actually co.zm, so what's zim? One way we'll loose change is when the overseers begin to acknowledge the under looked. -nyanta
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*There was an aged man of Ghana, Who was told his cows were attacked by Nagana* **"Dare He temper with my herd! To hell, I'll send that ******* Thus replied that ill-tempered man of Ghana. #Limerick Kikodinho Alexandros Jumeira, Dubai 27th November 2016
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Nov 26, 2016
Nov 26, 2016 at 3:08 PM UTC
KikodinhoAlexandros
There Was An Aged Man Of Ghana (Limerick)
*There was an aged man of Ghana, Who was told his cows were attacked by Nagana* **"Dare He temper with my herd! To hell, I'll send that ******* Thus replied that ill-tempered man of Ghana. #Limerick Kikodinho Alexandros Jumeira, Dubai 27th November 2016
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Africa is beautiful and beautiful is usual in Africa Continental wonderland of love this is Africa What's in Africa? What's there to see? I asked myself on the New Year's eve I thought that I was good in geography But I didn't know Lagos or Nairobi I might be ignorant, I have to admit About Africa I knew just a little bit The great Sahara - sands of mystery! The Nile river - so much history! Africa is magical and magical is usual in Africa Continental wonderland of joy this is Africa Namibia, Nigeria, Niger, Angola, Algeria Burundi, Benin and Libya, Lesotho and Liberia Burkina-Faso, Botswana, Guinea-Bissau, Ghana Djibouti, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Uganda, Rwanda, Gambia I saw a film on Serengeti Park A one of a kind, a must-see landmark I watched a documentary on pyramids of Giza They're much much older than Mona Lisa I heard that oldest coffee plants Take their roots in Ethiopia's land And that samba, rumba, funk and jazz Take their beats from African drums Africa is beautiful and beautiful is usual in Africa Continental wonderland of love this is Africa Cameroon and Congo, Malawi, Mali, Morocco Côte d'Ivoire and Kenya, Mauritius, Mauritania Tunisia, Tanzania, Eswatini, Eritrea Sudan, Senegal, Somalia, Sierra Leone, South Sudan You can travel around cities of Africa Like Cape Town, Cairo or Casablanca If you're in love or plan to be Go to Zanzibar, feel that ocean breeze! Climb up mount Kilimanjaro Watch the zebras cross the Masai Mara If you're adventurous, you're a dreamer Take a wild trip down Zambezi river Africa is magical and magical is usual in Africa Continental wonderland of joy this is Africa Comoros, Chad, Cabo Verde, Democratic Republic of Congo Ethiopia, Egypt, Guinea, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and Togo Madagascar, Mozambique, Central African Republic Sao Tome and Principe, South Africa and Seychelles Africa is beautiful and beautiful is usual in Africa Continental wonderland, I'm on my way to Africa!
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May 3, 2022
May 3, 2022 at 7:33 PM UTC
aidar-omar
Africa is Beautiful
Africa is beautiful and beautiful is usual in Africa Continental wonderland of love this is Africa What's in Africa? What's there to see? I asked myself on the New Year's eve I thought that I was good in geography But I didn't know Lagos or Nairobi I might be ignorant, I have to admit About Africa I knew just a little bit The great Sahara - sands of mystery! The Nile river - so much history! Africa is magical and magical is usual in Africa Continental wonderland of joy this is Africa Namibia, Nigeria, Niger, Angola, Algeria Burundi, Benin and Libya, Lesotho and Liberia Burkina-Faso, Botswana, Guinea-Bissau, Ghana Djibouti, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Uganda, Rwanda, Gambia I saw a film on Serengeti Park A one of a kind, a must-see landmark I watched a documentary on pyramids of Giza They're much much older than Mona Lisa I heard that oldest coffee plants Take their roots in Ethiopia's land And that samba, rumba, funk and jazz Take their beats from African drums Africa is beautiful and beautiful is usual in Africa Continental wonderland of love this is Africa Cameroon and Congo, Malawi, Mali, Morocco Côte d'Ivoire and Kenya, Mauritius, Mauritania Tunisia, Tanzania, Eswatini, Eritrea Sudan, Senegal, Somalia, Sierra Leone, South Sudan You can travel around cities of Africa Like Cape Town, Cairo or Casablanca If you're in love or plan to be Go to Zanzibar, feel that ocean breeze! Climb up mount Kilimanjaro Watch the zebras cross the Masai Mara If you're adventurous, you're a dreamer Take a wild trip down Zambezi river Africa is magical and magical is usual in Africa Continental wonderland of joy this is Africa Comoros, Chad, Cabo Verde, Democratic Republic of Congo Ethiopia, Egypt, Guinea, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and Togo Madagascar, Mozambique, Central African Republic Sao Tome and Principe, South Africa and Seychelles Africa is beautiful and beautiful is usual in Africa Continental wonderland, I'm on my way to Africa!
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*I am with facebook 24/7, my grandma a day or two a month. I get likes on facebook, while she gives me love. I get to know what my friends are doing all the time, while my grandma tells me about het 80 years on this planet. Facebook lets me travel through the world, from Ghana to Paris. My grandmother takes me to her kitchen for a nice cup of coffee.* I wish I could spend time with her everyday instead of facebook
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 6:10 PM UTC
Oktoberbarn
facebook
*I am with facebook 24/7, my grandma a day or two a month. I get likes on facebook, while she gives me love. I get to know what my friends are doing all the time, while my grandma tells me about het 80 years on this planet. Facebook lets me travel through the world, from Ghana to Paris. My grandmother takes me to her kitchen for a nice cup of coffee.* I wish I could spend time with her everyday instead of facebook
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all these european charities are insulting africa; i've been to kenya (yeah, talked with one bartender about the import of timber from ghana), i've seen a fat person, a fat woman to be exact: all these charities are killing pensioners by harassing them to give money... all the money invested in charity companies goes for bureaucracy, these western charities are insulting african nations... they have a civilisation you know... i'd rather **** on a ten quid banknote and eat it than give it to those vultures.
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Feb 9, 2016
Feb 9, 2016 at 11:04 AM UTC
removed.polaroid-scrabble
western charities
all these european charities are insulting africa; i've been to kenya (yeah, talked with one bartender about the import of timber from ghana), i've seen a fat person, a fat woman to be exact: all these charities are killing pensioners by harassing them to give money... all the money invested in charity companies goes for bureaucracy, these western charities are insulting african nations... they have a civilisation you know... i'd rather **** on a ten quid banknote and eat it than give it to those vultures.
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On the strings Binding mortals together, you lay your dagger And set apart, The centre that holds us together… You set Our household in despair And unending Tears and sorrows, you fill our souls and hearts with... You are... Yes, a silent murderer, surely, you are: You invade the joy that fills The household of mortality and leave endless mourning songs on our tongues... In your presence, Where is the refuge of mortality? In your eyes, What is the value of mortality’s breath on this earth? From nowhere You have stepped your feet in our territory Draining breaths And raiding souls...alas, you plant the seed of fear in our hearts... You fill Our thoughts with forts of weary And crush Our hearts with dagger of fatality… You set Deafening quake and pains in our souls And wane the survival Of mankind on this shore with your arrival… Ebola— You, innocent faced murderer Who has found A niche in the home of strong-but-weak mortals... Ebola, Many you have set on that Voyage Of No Return¬¬— Their wails, alas, We hear in the silent night as their bloods smell on your arms… You are A scare to our existence For life is death And death is life with the arrival of your presence… Ebola, You’re but, a thief of souls... Murderer! Ebola, O’ yes, you are a silent ****** You are The silent murderer reaping our souls and setting down our household— You are the murderer Yet, feared to be approached by even the 'mighties'… You are An unseen beast; you’re a barbaric stranger... You are but, A silent murderer in our home... We wholly Hate you from the depth of our souls— Dark or white, Ebola, yes, we truly all hate you! Oswald Okaitei (World Poetry Theatre Ambassador from Ghana Project) From WHISPERS OF A HEART (C) 2014
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Oct 30, 2014
Oct 30, 2014 at 10:23 AM UTC
oswald-okaitei
EBOLA; THE SILENT MURDERER
On the strings Binding mortals together, you lay your dagger And set apart, The centre that holds us together… You set Our household in despair And unending Tears and sorrows, you fill our souls and hearts with... You are... Yes, a silent murderer, surely, you are: You invade the joy that fills The household of mortality and leave endless mourning songs on our tongues... In your presence, Where is the refuge of mortality? In your eyes, What is the value of mortality’s breath on this earth? From nowhere You have stepped your feet in our territory Draining breaths And raiding souls...alas, you plant the seed of fear in our hearts... You fill Our thoughts with forts of weary And crush Our hearts with dagger of fatality… You set Deafening quake and pains in our souls And wane the survival Of mankind on this shore with your arrival… Ebola— You, innocent faced murderer Who has found A niche in the home of strong-but-weak mortals... Ebola, Many you have set on that Voyage Of No Return¬¬— Their wails, alas, We hear in the silent night as their bloods smell on your arms… You are A scare to our existence For life is death And death is life with the arrival of your presence… Ebola, You’re but, a thief of souls... Murderer! Ebola, O’ yes, you are a silent ****** You are The silent murderer reaping our souls and setting down our household— You are the murderer Yet, feared to be approached by even the 'mighties'… You are An unseen beast; you’re a barbaric stranger... You are but, A silent murderer in our home... We wholly Hate you from the depth of our souls— Dark or white, Ebola, yes, we truly all hate you! Oswald Okaitei (World Poetry Theatre Ambassador from Ghana Project) From WHISPERS OF A HEART (C) 2014
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Pharaoh Tutankhamun graced the Egyptian throne, A ***** brisk and spry. From his majestical hands, dangled a scepter And on his handsome head, sat a crown. His empire was at its peak For he wielded influence all over africa. The bearded Europeans and nubianS sought his protection For egypt, was a haven. So organised was the land: Amun-re and maat protected the people, The country grew with the help of viziers. Agriculture was a noble profession in the land, As her economic markets were the best in the world Egypt gave light to Greece and Mesopotamia For her civilisation altered many a life. And also, was the birth place of man Such, was the land of egypt The middle ages stroke and Europe went to sleep But mama africa gave birth to many strong children: Ghana, Mali, Songhai and many more These children shoke the world with their riches and organisation. Such was the history that africa recorded before they came. Fredriech Hegel in want of speech said: “Africa never had a history before the whites came.” Such a mediocre declaration from an illiterate For in place of his brain, graced a kidney. Africa was well civilised before the bearded people came: We had a religion We had education as seen in egypt We had a well organised system in all aspects. We had everything needed for prosperity, We attracted them with our gold, thus they came. But most of all, we believed in equality. Such was africa before they came But when the bearded people came, They altered our ways and put us in stocks Then said: “we had no history.” Oblivious that africa had made history, BEFORE AND BEFORE THE
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May 17, 2015
May 17, 2015 at 7:39 AM UTC
temajung-michael
before
Pharaoh Tutankhamun graced the Egyptian throne, A ***** brisk and spry. From his majestical hands, dangled a scepter And on his handsome head, sat a crown. His empire was at its peak For he wielded influence all over africa. The bearded Europeans and nubianS sought his protection For egypt, was a haven. So organised was the land: Amun-re and maat protected the people, The country grew with the help of viziers. Agriculture was a noble profession in the land, As her economic markets were the best in the world Egypt gave light to Greece and Mesopotamia For her civilisation altered many a life. And also, was the birth place of man Such, was the land of egypt The middle ages stroke and Europe went to sleep But mama africa gave birth to many strong children: Ghana, Mali, Songhai and many more These children shoke the world with their riches and organisation. Such was the history that africa recorded before they came. Fredriech Hegel in want of speech said: “Africa never had a history before the whites came.” Such a mediocre declaration from an illiterate For in place of his brain, graced a kidney. Africa was well civilised before the bearded people came: We had a religion We had education as seen in egypt We had a well organised system in all aspects. We had everything needed for prosperity, We attracted them with our gold, thus they came. But most of all, we believed in equality. Such was africa before they came But when the bearded people came, They altered our ways and put us in stocks Then said: “we had no history.” Oblivious that africa had made history, BEFORE AND BEFORE THE
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I woke up and the sun is shining, majestically emitting its golden glow. In spite of this, it's a cold Scandinavian morning and boy, the sun is putting up a real show. So what's really going on here I asked, why am I not yet sweating profusely? Why am I not yet drenched in sweat and sunbaked, Or is the arid heat being turned on slowly? By birth, I was born a Liberian, a true African, my umbilical cord was buried near the Equator. My nationality is Norwegian, a Scandinavian By virtue of the winter, I always feel like a visitor. The African sun would shine until we hide or run just to avoid the scorching heat and humidity. The Scandinavian sun I feel shines and people have fun, A factor to make me question the sun's true nationality. So is it the same sun that rises at about 5 am in Ghana, The one that shines brightly on the vaults of the Ashanti gold? If it's the sun worshiped by Ancient Egypt, of the sun god Akana, So why doesn't it burn away the snow and the extreme cold? ©️IB-Poetry 2/20/2018
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Feb 20, 2018
Feb 20, 2018 at 4:03 AM UTC
Vanguard-Poetry23
The Nationality Of The Sun
I woke up and the sun is shining, majestically emitting its golden glow. In spite of this, it's a cold Scandinavian morning and boy, the sun is putting up a real show. So what's really going on here I asked, why am I not yet sweating profusely? Why am I not yet drenched in sweat and sunbaked, Or is the arid heat being turned on slowly? By birth, I was born a Liberian, a true African, my umbilical cord was buried near the Equator. My nationality is Norwegian, a Scandinavian By virtue of the winter, I always feel like a visitor. The African sun would shine until we hide or run just to avoid the scorching heat and humidity. The Scandinavian sun I feel shines and people have fun, A factor to make me question the sun's true nationality. So is it the same sun that rises at about 5 am in Ghana, The one that shines brightly on the vaults of the Ashanti gold? If it's the sun worshiped by Ancient Egypt, of the sun god Akana, So why doesn't it burn away the snow and the extreme cold? ©️IB-Poetry 2/20/2018
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You wait on the smooth and shiny floor of the arrival area with mixed feelings, you're a groom expecting his bride to be led to him slowly and unscathed on the sliding plastic pieces of carousel. You think about how relieved you are for making it out of the plane, how you managed to mumble an indistinct farewell to the pretty flight attendants that filled your in-flight fantasies. Then you also think about the last time you came through this airport and your luggage did not arrive; how the uncountable footsteps and phone calls yielded nothing. That's when little beads of sweat begin to flock on your brow. The first few luggage are discharged through the small opening in the wall, arriving with subdued fanfare on the carousel. An all black Samsonite cruises by, followed closely by a blue Nike sports bag that puffs out its chest as if in a military parade. Then a green and white plaid bag drifts by and you wonder if the owner is from Ghana or perhaps a proud Nigerian. The plastic draped Travelpro catches your eye, half torn to shreds - a good reminder of the hazards of cargo handling. Four minutes go by and you've become a detective swiftly and skilfully scanning the bags as they drive by in their solemn procession. Then you spot that red and black duffel bag wearing your Mum's purple ribbon and your eyes instantly light up. Your cheeks push up in delight and your lips become glued in a perpetual clown smile. As it moves close and you pick it up, you notice the early rays of light that have begun to filter in through the concrete slits in the wall. Suddenly you realize: what a great day it is!
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 8:11 AM UTC
silverhawk
Baggage Claim
You wait on the smooth and shiny floor of the arrival area with mixed feelings, you're a groom expecting his bride to be led to him slowly and unscathed on the sliding plastic pieces of carousel. You think about how relieved you are for making it out of the plane, how you managed to mumble an indistinct farewell to the pretty flight attendants that filled your in-flight fantasies. Then you also think about the last time you came through this airport and your luggage did not arrive; how the uncountable footsteps and phone calls yielded nothing. That's when little beads of sweat begin to flock on your brow. The first few luggage are discharged through the small opening in the wall, arriving with subdued fanfare on the carousel. An all black Samsonite cruises by, followed closely by a blue Nike sports bag that puffs out its chest as if in a military parade. Then a green and white plaid bag drifts by and you wonder if the owner is from Ghana or perhaps a proud Nigerian. The plastic draped Travelpro catches your eye, half torn to shreds - a good reminder of the hazards of cargo handling. Four minutes go by and you've become a detective swiftly and skilfully scanning the bags as they drive by in their solemn procession. Then you spot that red and black duffel bag wearing your Mum's purple ribbon and your eyes instantly light up. Your cheeks push up in delight and your lips become glued in a perpetual clown smile. As it moves close and you pick it up, you notice the early rays of light that have begun to filter in through the concrete slits in the wall. Suddenly you realize: what a great day it is!
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The foretold episode is ripe And the childless dawn is now flowering, The awesome parrots of Africa Have began swimming in the heavens And singing the verses of the paraded bees, For the warrior of South Africa Has ultimately impregnated the Godsbaa Without violating her divine virginity, The black star arouse from Ghana, Journeyed gorgeously through Zimbabwe And has decisively descended on South Africa, Bu this is just the divine seed Yet to grow into a full black African moon, For the black star of the black man Is the religious light yet to radiate on The colourless naivete of mankind, Ah, the premise behind this Exhibition makes a perfect sense, We did begin it all, Pilgrimage through it all And shall end it all, For the wreckage of Humanity flies with time And the megapower status Of the African is a fact of life, Today, a new voice has been Added to the joy of the black women, Causing the dry bamboo flutes to buzz With the pantaloons of the ancestors, Adorn our emerald embryonic pride with The ambrosial smiles charms of the sunrise, For he pelts of the peerless mid-night Has been remodeled with our dark gore. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 6:09 AM UTC
prince-anin-agyei
THE BLACK STAR
The foretold episode is ripe And the childless dawn is now flowering, The awesome parrots of Africa Have began swimming in the heavens And singing the verses of the paraded bees, For the warrior of South Africa Has ultimately impregnated the Godsbaa Without violating her divine virginity, The black star arouse from Ghana, Journeyed gorgeously through Zimbabwe And has decisively descended on South Africa, Bu this is just the divine seed Yet to grow into a full black African moon, For the black star of the black man Is the religious light yet to radiate on The colourless naivete of mankind, Ah, the premise behind this Exhibition makes a perfect sense, We did begin it all, Pilgrimage through it all And shall end it all, For the wreckage of Humanity flies with time And the megapower status Of the African is a fact of life, Today, a new voice has been Added to the joy of the black women, Causing the dry bamboo flutes to buzz With the pantaloons of the ancestors, Adorn our emerald embryonic pride with The ambrosial smiles charms of the sunrise, For he pelts of the peerless mid-night Has been remodeled with our dark gore. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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The world understands nay struggle: It is like speaking French in China, Or Yoruba in Greece, or in Ghana Arabic--it's a communication horrible! But success, however awkward It doth sound, has an audible voice, Which is louder than the clangours Of thunders that ring from heavenward. The speech of poorness is scarcely Heard in one's kith and kin's ears; Whilst riches talk with dainty lips, Whether foul tunes out they breathe.
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Jan 19, 2014
Jan 19, 2014 at 10:14 AM UTC
folorunsho-obalugemo
Able Audience
The world understands nay struggle: It is like speaking French in China, Or Yoruba in Greece, or in Ghana Arabic--it's a communication horrible! But success, however awkward It doth sound, has an audible voice, Which is louder than the clangours Of thunders that ring from heavenward. The speech of poorness is scarcely Heard in one's kith and kin's ears; Whilst riches talk with dainty lips, Whether foul tunes out they breathe.
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A walk in Africa, Africa for Africans, A walk down town Africa, Meeting an African, A troubled and unsettled African, A troubled African in Africa, Africa in Africa, An African Diaspora, An African imprisoned, At home and away, A pure African, From the Africa of poor Maputo, A pure African, From the Africa of poor Zimbabwe, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Somalia, Ethiopia, Congo, A poor African, From the pure Africa of elsewhere, An un-free African in a free Africa, Africa for Africans, Africans yesterday, Africans today, And Africans tomorrow, The Africa of Johannesburg.
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Jun 3, 2017
Jun 3, 2017 at 6:11 PM UTC
dr-noah-kaliofas-marutlulle
An African in Africa
A walk in Africa, Africa for Africans, A walk down town Africa, Meeting an African, A troubled and unsettled African, A troubled African in Africa, Africa in Africa, An African Diaspora, An African imprisoned, At home and away, A pure African, From the Africa of poor Maputo, A pure African, From the Africa of poor Zimbabwe, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, Somalia, Ethiopia, Congo, A poor African, From the pure Africa of elsewhere, An un-free African in a free Africa, Africa for Africans, Africans yesterday, Africans today, And Africans tomorrow, The Africa of Johannesburg.
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To ensure his feelings eternally endure, he musters a misty memory of her, as he gazes out over the open ocean and into the unforgiving night sky. He recalls her intoxicating perfume of that final encounter and the way her erogenous eyes entranced him. He realizes that he remains entranced, enamored, to this day. He refuses to lose vision of the woman from across the sea. "Come to me," he whispers.
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Jan 7, 2013
Jan 7, 2013 at 12:35 AM UTC
kara-jacobs
Tema, Ghana
To ensure his feelings eternally endure, he musters a misty memory of her, as he gazes out over the open ocean and into the unforgiving night sky. He recalls her intoxicating perfume of that final encounter and the way her erogenous eyes entranced him. He realizes that he remains entranced, enamored, to this day. He refuses to lose vision of the woman from across the sea. "Come to me," he whispers.
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To many people of the world, Africa is often seen Through a narrow lens, a filtered screen As a place of poverty, starvation and disease Of famine, drought, and misery But this is only one side of the story Most people say this out of ignorance, I’m sorry Africa is a land of great diversity Of vibrant cultures, of ancient traditions Of beauty, of art, of peace Yes, we have our challenges, it's true But we are a people of strength, of resilience, of hope From Algeria in the north, where ancient ruins abound To Zimbabwe in the south, where Victoria Falls resound Senegal is where the vibrant West African culture comes alive And in Seychelles, the archipelago's beaches and nature are a perfect vibe Sierra Leone has the beautiful beaches of Freetown While Egypt has the Pyramids and other awe-inspiring sculptures Mauritius is a paradise island, with virg*n beaches and luxury resorts From the rainforests of the Congo to the beaches of Cape Town From Bijilo Forest Park in the Gambia To the Kragga Kamma Game Reserve in South Africa From Ghana to Nigeria, who regularly argue over which country Makes the best Jollof, fufu and afrobeat But the bond is as close as Arnold Schwarzenegger and guns – big guns Look at Africa with a broader lens And behold, you find the flawlessly faultless The continent of countries, of tribes, of peoples Each with its own history, its own voice, its own dreams Its own richness of traditions, the diversity of their languages And the beauty of their cultures Let us dismiss the delusions Of a continent that is backward, primitive, and poor For Africa is a land of great potential Of food that is spicy, soulful and sweet Dance that is enthusiastic, energetic, and expressive Where the earth is rich with resources untold In doing so, we will break down the barriers And create a world that is truly inclusive For Africa is not a place of darkness But a place of light, of hope, of opportunity Africa is not a place of pity But a place of power and pride We are the children of a proud continent Where the sun rises and sets with a sizzling splendor Making it a place where every day is summer
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Mar 27, 2023
Mar 27, 2023 at 12:24 PM UTC
slydosted
Africa: A Continent of Culture and Pride
To many people of the world, Africa is often seen Through a narrow lens, a filtered screen As a place of poverty, starvation and disease Of famine, drought, and misery But this is only one side of the story Most people say this out of ignorance, I’m sorry Africa is a land of great diversity Of vibrant cultures, of ancient traditions Of beauty, of art, of peace Yes, we have our challenges, it's true But we are a people of strength, of resilience, of hope From Algeria in the north, where ancient ruins abound To Zimbabwe in the south, where Victoria Falls resound Senegal is where the vibrant West African culture comes alive And in Seychelles, the archipelago's beaches and nature are a perfect vibe Sierra Leone has the beautiful beaches of Freetown While Egypt has the Pyramids and other awe-inspiring sculptures Mauritius is a paradise island, with virg*n beaches and luxury resorts From the rainforests of the Congo to the beaches of Cape Town From Bijilo Forest Park in the Gambia To the Kragga Kamma Game Reserve in South Africa From Ghana to Nigeria, who regularly argue over which country Makes the best Jollof, fufu and afrobeat But the bond is as close as Arnold Schwarzenegger and guns – big guns Look at Africa with a broader lens And behold, you find the flawlessly faultless The continent of countries, of tribes, of peoples Each with its own history, its own voice, its own dreams Its own richness of traditions, the diversity of their languages And the beauty of their cultures Let us dismiss the delusions Of a continent that is backward, primitive, and poor For Africa is a land of great potential Of food that is spicy, soulful and sweet Dance that is enthusiastic, energetic, and expressive Where the earth is rich with resources untold In doing so, we will break down the barriers And create a world that is truly inclusive For Africa is not a place of darkness But a place of light, of hope, of opportunity Africa is not a place of pity But a place of power and pride We are the children of a proud continent Where the sun rises and sets with a sizzling splendor Making it a place where every day is summer
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Look, blow the horn! Cry, gather together! Take refuge! Do not delay! Lament and wail! For the fierce anger Of the gods have not Turned back from you, Obama comes back home, Be astonished, oh heavens, And be horribly afraid, Set up signposts! For the broken calabash Can hold no water But a ****** blood, Obama comes back home, Can anyone behold Your great plagues? Oh Africa, my Africa, The fruitful womb under Fierce eternal siege, Do not look up to the West! And thou shall be saved, Obama comes back home. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 7, 2013
Apr 7, 2013 at 1:15 PM UTC
prince-anin-agyei
OBAMA BACK IN GHANA
Look, blow the horn! Cry, gather together! Take refuge! Do not delay! Lament and wail! For the fierce anger Of the gods have not Turned back from you, Obama comes back home, Be astonished, oh heavens, And be horribly afraid, Set up signposts! For the broken calabash Can hold no water But a ****** blood, Obama comes back home, Can anyone behold Your great plagues? Oh Africa, my Africa, The fruitful womb under Fierce eternal siege, Do not look up to the West! And thou shall be saved, Obama comes back home. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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The growing day has Handed over the doyen To the dawning evening, Yes, it is the Responsibility of the Father to make the Sacrifices for the son, Ask the son to wake up Early on his soul day, In preparation for the ceremony, For Ntikuma has exposed Kwaku Ananse once again, Perhaps, it was our fault, For Boakye Danquah has Gone to the village without a cause, Now, sprinkle the divine water From the calabash, Three times on him, Oh yes, on the son, And ask for the Gods blessings Right after the libation, Indeed, anyone who does Not know the drums or horn Message of his chief, Gets lost in any dispersion, Joseph Boakye Danquah, The true father of Ghana, We are debtors to your soul. II Who is this father? Ask him to use the three Fingers between his thumb And the smallest finger To smear the mixture of white clay On his forehead, chick and wrist bone, For Boakye Danquah has Gone to village without a cause, Ah, Boakye was born In the period where The stormy rainfall causes Small ***** to abound, Hmm, the nations have drunk The water of affliction And have eaten the Strange bread of adversity, Was anyone there, To quench his throat? Was anyone there? To drink his blood and sweat? Was anyone there? To witness this transfiguration? Indeed, the horns cannot be Too heavy for the head of the cow that Must bear them, Joseph Boakye Danquah, The true father of Ghana, We are debtors to your soul. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 5:57 AM UTC
prince-anin-agyei
THE BETRAYED DOYEN
The growing day has Handed over the doyen To the dawning evening, Yes, it is the Responsibility of the Father to make the Sacrifices for the son, Ask the son to wake up Early on his soul day, In preparation for the ceremony, For Ntikuma has exposed Kwaku Ananse once again, Perhaps, it was our fault, For Boakye Danquah has Gone to the village without a cause, Now, sprinkle the divine water From the calabash, Three times on him, Oh yes, on the son, And ask for the Gods blessings Right after the libation, Indeed, anyone who does Not know the drums or horn Message of his chief, Gets lost in any dispersion, Joseph Boakye Danquah, The true father of Ghana, We are debtors to your soul. II Who is this father? Ask him to use the three Fingers between his thumb And the smallest finger To smear the mixture of white clay On his forehead, chick and wrist bone, For Boakye Danquah has Gone to village without a cause, Ah, Boakye was born In the period where The stormy rainfall causes Small ***** to abound, Hmm, the nations have drunk The water of affliction And have eaten the Strange bread of adversity, Was anyone there, To quench his throat? Was anyone there? To drink his blood and sweat? Was anyone there? To witness this transfiguration? Indeed, the horns cannot be Too heavy for the head of the cow that Must bear them, Joseph Boakye Danquah, The true father of Ghana, We are debtors to your soul. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Joel's ten month old only child, a son, had just started walking as Joel was sentenced to jail for three to six months for fighting, after charges had been filed against him. Each time a court hearing was set Joel went, but the dates were always post phoned. Joel meet Sena a tall dark skinned buxom  twenty nine old French speaking woman, just off the coast of Ghana. They married and through mutual friends came to America,and settled in Germantown. Sena spoke French to her dacca. She was a devoted mother and wife. Each time that Sena dropped her child off at daycare, she covered dacca's face with kisses,before heading for the indoor fruit stand that employed her. Joel always cocky and prideful,all of his life,drove a black Lincoln with his girlfriend closer than a flea on a dog, and met sales quotas when required. Granted one phone call from jail, Joel spoke with his rejected wife Sena, asking for bail money, his once proud and sarcastic voice breaking. A lawyer informed Sena that since charges had been filed ,the conviction had to stand. Joel now sits in a shared cell occasionally looking through the steel bars in lock down, gazing up at stars that he once rode and walked under freely.
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Oct 24, 2013
Oct 24, 2013 at 10:08 PM UTC
victor-tripp
JOEL AND SENA BY VICTOR TRIPP
Joel's ten month old only child, a son, had just started walking as Joel was sentenced to jail for three to six months for fighting, after charges had been filed against him. Each time a court hearing was set Joel went, but the dates were always post phoned. Joel meet Sena a tall dark skinned buxom  twenty nine old French speaking woman, just off the coast of Ghana. They married and through mutual friends came to America,and settled in Germantown. Sena spoke French to her dacca. She was a devoted mother and wife. Each time that Sena dropped her child off at daycare, she covered dacca's face with kisses,before heading for the indoor fruit stand that employed her. Joel always cocky and prideful,all of his life,drove a black Lincoln with his girlfriend closer than a flea on a dog, and met sales quotas when required. Granted one phone call from jail, Joel spoke with his rejected wife Sena, asking for bail money, his once proud and sarcastic voice breaking. A lawyer informed Sena that since charges had been filed ,the conviction had to stand. Joel now sits in a shared cell occasionally looking through the steel bars in lock down, gazing up at stars that he once rode and walked under freely.
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