None knows how seeds form
None knows how they’ll turn up
Only Onyankopong Otwereduampong knows
So let your tongue be with no meanness
Let your eyes marry your mind in learning
That disability is a different form of ability
II
Every womb loves its proceeds
None is special than the other
It transcends boundaries
Class
Wealth
Fame
Intelligence
A mother is a mother
A father is a father
So let your voice be with no malice
Teach your mind to know that disability is a different form of ability
III
In a world where big and wholesome trees
Are at the mercy of some winds
Ailing seeds need shades of protection
Shades of love
Shades of mentoring
For the fact is like a stomach
Every body owns one
So teach your ears to listen in correction
That disability is a different form of ability
IV
Open your arms to the armless
Let your sight lead the blind
Help walk the legless
Lend your voice to the voiceless
Be the mind of the lacking
Lighting colour of embrace to the unloved skin
Be the spine of the spineless
Be the ears of the deaf
Winds of ailment roam the earth
With no pointers as to who they’ll embrace
So know in all your days
That disability is a different form of ability
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia © December 3, 2017
Photo Credit: Google Pics

21 replies on “DISABILITY: A DIFERENT FORM OF ABILITY”
Touching words indeed.
I too was wondering what’s “Onyankopong Otwereduampong”…then read one of the comments and your answer…
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Reblogged this on gracelarbi and commented:
It is well!!
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Sure
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What is this, sister?
“Onyankopong Otwereduampong”
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An appellation for God. Sorry. I normally explain.
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Thank you! Lord bless you! This poem is both true and beautiful.
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Thank you.
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Reblogged this on Looking For The Light Blog and commented:
Please enjoy the powerful and currently powerful. words of Mum C Writes, don’t leave without stopping by her blog site. Have a great Sunday.
Melinda
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Thanks Melinda. Blessings.
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Your writing and thoughts are a blessing. For me you bring history, hard times and times to work hard for. You a strong woman.
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Thank you very much. 😆😆😆
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Time to reflect of the blessings we have and share with others who have less. Give with an open soul, honest heart, expecting nothing in return, your blessing will return many times over. Time, empathy, reading a prayer or prayer book make brighten the day of someone new.
Melinda
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Thank you Melinda. If we do this, the world will be a better place.
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I believe with all my heart we can change the world. 🙂
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Great post, Cecilia 🙂
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Thanks Irene. Hope you are well?
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Thank you, I’m recovering, slowly but steady 🙂
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Well crafted. Plus, I love this ; “That disability is a different form of ability”.
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Well put. Let your arms to the armless…. Great
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Thank you. Blessings.
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