Hospitality
Brutality
Extreme poverty
Queer animosity
On this continent of love
Rare corruption
Thoughts on a mission
To accomplish their visions
Of filling their pockets with grave decisions
On this continent of love
Like ants around wood
Looking for food
If we work as they stood
Our forefathers will be in the blessing mood
To bless this African continent of ours
So wake
And let me wake
Lets seek to bake
Evil for our children’s sake
Just to keep this continent of love
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia (c) 2014

19 replies on “THIS CONTINENT OF LOVE”
To this I say,
show me a greedy African leader,
and I would show you that men can get pregnant
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Lol. “Adjeiiiiiiiiii” How can you make me laugh to this point? Thank you. Laughter like this is sure to make my day.
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Hehehehehehe…and a smile from you keeps me to a brighter day
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Well, still laughing. I wish they see this and stop their ridiculous “destroyments”
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Hehehehehehe….
I just wrote a piece through the piece I read from you…
You are a ‘muse’
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That is what inspiration is.
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Nothing more to add…..
I fully subscribe to the soothsayings of this piece…
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Smiles.
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Well written and good post 😉
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Hi Irene. Thank you as always.
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😉
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Such a heart-cry–I’m lifting up prayers for Africa today.
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Thank you for having such a kind heart.
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Beautifully penned.
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Thank you so much.
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Africa and her countries are indeed beautiful. Her people demonstrate strength, perseverance, and ferocity. Many of the modern problems plaguing the continent have been introduced from outsiders raping the land and the people throughout history. I often wonder what this wonderful pool of richly diverse people would be today if they had been left alone. The obstacles facing the people of Africa are overwhelming and pray in earnest for strength and wisdom for folks such as yourself who are fighting against seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Never give up dear Cecelia because one person can make a difference as the smallest light in the vast darkness can be seen by all. Never let anyone snuff out that light you carry. May our Creator bless your work.
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True about interferences dear Tina, but the worst is our political leaders, they embezzle monies meant for development, become stooges just to get loans, make us look like beggars by spending monies for aid but the illiterates outweighing the literates vote them to power when they give a few goodies close to elections. The problem is with Africans, those who are paid by governments but do no work, those who do not work well but are paid all the same, those who spend and cheat on others’ sweats, Tina, I know what I am saying, if we could wake to this light of working to make our continent better and shed our mediocre ideas of war, deceits, embezzlement and fast money hunting, Africa will be one of the best countries ever.
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Oh, I completely agree with you Cecelia. In the present, all peoples everywhere are responsible for their own countries and cannot rely on the abuses of historical interferences to explain away the turmoil in which they are embroiled. Politicians, everywhere are alike and corrupt. They use the uneducated masses to get them into power by providing “gifts” and empty promises then do nothing but fatten their own pockets. It is a horrible problem where we allow a small group of “leaders” to ruin our countries and hurt our people again and again. Each individual needs to take responsibility to better their country. However, we need to get the people to want to better themselves, their families, their communities, their countries and then the world. The biggest challenge is getting anyone to take that first step and work hard to achieve it in a world where people want everything now without working for it. That has become a chronic problem in the U.S. The youth believe they are entitled to everything they want without having a desire to work to achieve it. The problems are so multifaceted and entrenched within society and our corrupted politicians take full advantage of it.
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Apt observation, just the way I see Africans. It is a problem whose curbing sleeps within and refuses to wake.
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