war has been dethroned
militance has lost the war,
the fires sees,
the bombs, corpses of defeat
and the sun shines,
the sky begins to smile
and the awakening of a new dawn
and the sanguine
departure of
the dusk of blood,
no more guns,
no more tanks
tears stops,
and history seizes to sob
Enemies become friends,
hearts, softening in the freedom
of grudge
and the rebellion of innocence,
shake hands,
forget differences,
and destroy hate
and now development rises
in the new era,
the monarchy of unity,
the new king that rules
in utmost serene silence,
humility is the linguist
and fortitude is the prodigal
that returns home,
resistance, the old dog
that use to bark
has been sappored by harmony,
never again destined to rule,
but be extinct,
as the shadows of the past,
and friends, family,
relatives, holding hands
raise their hands to the sky
laughing like redemption,
because salvation has come to stay.
By Kakraba Afful
I stood there, staring
at this new metallic acquaintance,
it rebelled against my financial freedom
with this boastful glass,
that housed the food and the drinks,
I'm talking about the vending machine
At the top corner was mountain dew,
crying out for me to rescue it
from the long, stiff suffocation,
well it also stood there, with a calculated bravery,
the firm gallantry of technology,
telling me that the mountain dew could not
be rescued unless it
had been bribed with a dollar,
WHAT?
Well, the first pounce of instinct
was to break the glass
and rescue, the mountain dew,
a true friend to my pleasure,
but hunger became the dictator,
tyrannizing my stomach,
and commanding my hands
to release the three quarters
That technological bully
took the quarters
and spat out the mountain dew,
it smiled by the drop of the bottle,
it had conspired with starvation
long before our meeting.
the vending machine!
By Kakraba Afful
In the temple of self doubt,
I didn't have to do much,
the main aim was to meditate
on hopelessness
and all my dreams would be
burn to ashes by the fire of cowardice
Self-shyness was the incense
that was burnt, the belief
was in full course once it was inhale,
my mind then worshipped
doom in the sanctuary
called Lack of self-confidence
well, I was a devout worshipper
of this idol,
which fed me with image
that I was a clustomy of disgust
and fed me with lies
and fortified them into truth
in my eyes,
a grim paradigm a presume
Well, in this temple,
I believed I was a shadow,
and that if someone didn't shine,
I didn't exist.
I would prostrate before faithlessness
and speak the language of
defeat that this grave idol
had taught me.
By Kakraba Afful
As being a total prey
to predatory of petrification,
my heart was always
bouncing in the hallway of horror
as a kid,
been groomed into fear,
nurtured by the bleak
scenes of horror stories,
and injected by the scare syrum
of X-files,
my mind was always captured
by a looming darkness
My eyes always howled in the
expectation of doom
Lying on my bed on night,
my nerves froze,
I succumbed to the mental psychosis
of over-imagination,
staring at the semi-opened closet,
the suspicious looking closet,
my spirit had the stench of death,
I didn't know why,
but a huge creature, hiding
in the mountain of my clothes
with red eyes, surely justified
my verdict of a monster
with the blood-thirsty eyes,
and claws that would rip me apart,
it would eat my arteries
and lick my veins
and blend my spleen for breakfast
This is a horrible imagination,
I know,
but my body shook vehemently,
obviously serenity fled,
and just as the shadow of gloomy expectation
loomed upon me with a dagger of screams,
the lights were turn on,
it was only a pile of clothes.
By Kakraba Afful
Peanut butter, so seductive;
unless my gastronomical desire
could be ever appeased or tamed
my guts and tongue had to
frown a little longer,
because I was not prepared
to let this extreme fondness
to invade my stability
But its attraction,
it's cunning seduction,
beckoned my name
with an irresistable voice,
my hands tried not to touch it,
at least at tried,
my mind glared at my resistance
and my hands held the
jar in a surrender of addiction
My tongue smooched the peanut
butter with happiness,
apparently it was irresistible!
By Kakraba Afful
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