Poetry: The Sad Moment

Life then became unfair to them as Vision and mission vanishing into Thin air, and ambition being buried in the

Darkness of eternity. Hopeless tears drops from innocent Cheeks. Hearts turn soft and broken As eyes turn red.

“Mama, mama, Dada, dada M)wuoo, m)woo Were the words I heard? Their cries tore Through the starless night sky.

Sadness beams on my face as I stood right in my own Space to see who Win the death race.

A race with no beginning Nor an ending yet people Wanted to run faster than Usain Bolt yet advanced not.

Men and women lost their Beautiful souls and goals as if we were still in the Gold Coast where we lost our Gold

To the so called folks. I felt the pain right through

My vein as I was ashamed in Disdain.

A question still Stings my heart; ‘Have we grown Any wiser? When Maame Araba’s

House is still near a filling station Awaiting to burn and make Headlines in news.

My body Itches as the truth has been covered,

These stations belong to the so called Big men who sit in that big positions.

Asem a maka yi, menim s3 nkr)fo) Boafu, But 3w) s3 munim s3 menko M3kye 3firi s3 nokor3 na mokyere