The dust is sprinkled onto the monkey land
By pigs tutored to climb by the monkeys
Now it stands on a tall strong tree
Sprinkling dust to blind his teachers
The monkeys grovel
Wanting to see with their eyes
They try and try
But none thinks to look up
When they perfectly know the dust is coming from the sky
The little monkeys sit close beside the pig
Who has bags and bags of dust
And shout the name of the causer of their woes
But their parents shut them up
“Children must be quiet in times of chaos
You must have no voice.
What an elderly sees sitting down
Youngies like you will never see sitting on that tree”
So the dust is sprinkled for almost forever
By the time it ceases
Only the tree the pig stood on
And the one the children climbed remained
All the trees have been cut with its protective weed
And taken to the unknown with the child monkeys missing
And the land has been garnished with need
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia (c) 2014.
