Friday 30 May 2014

Crown of Chastity

I saw her pass me by
she mourns over her loss
like she always does
several times each month
Even in her dark apparel
she wears yet a smiling face
an invisible crown of chastity
Oh victorious she has been 
in the fight against promiscuity



Dedicated to a friend, Jemima Aniagyei,
who did her national service at the Spanish section
 of University of Ghana, from August 2013 to May 2014. 

Monday 19 May 2014

Oh Rafia

By Phoebe Liew http://www.123rf.com/                                                                                              


On your high places
we encroached,
to expose this serenity
blessed thee from above.
Like a branch in the winds
our tongue blew thee
each time each blow,
returned thee to stability
even with our cherished fruits.

19/05/2014


Thursday 8 May 2014

A figure through an alien land

I searched for a heart
when the heart sought after me
through the lonely woods
meandering earth paths
where I found their sandy snakes
blackish brown on the red earth

They flew to announce their presence
their branches intertwined to express their love
they called for silence
as they rubbed their dried leaves together
I heard no more my foot steps
but my beating heart

The rains sneezed on my path
I walked through as the dogs run and bark
turning their heads behind
an unknown figure passing through an alien land
discovers a desire in an alien culture
with which to satisfy himself  




Monday 5 May 2014

Alikoto in the fine sand

Vuu vuu
slowly takes she, her bow
Vuu vuu
Alikoto enters the fine sand
Twisting twisting in gorgeous turns
For a hand to take a hold at the waist

When shame flees at sunset
The dark hides their beaming faces
Yet their sight brighter in the night
On painted lips and showy eyebrow

Haha haha hahaa
The moon the stars
In the spectrum of my eyes, shines
Deeply transformed by my touch
Their stuffy and cold pleasures
When my kisses gash out of its wells and oases
Like sweet sugar honey,
Their banks will overflow, unending

All that I do
Is all what I want to do
Undress like I have well done
Not fearing the eyes the moon nor the sleeping sun

When I hide in the empty alleys
On the boulevard plain
On top of the office tables
Among the powerful public servants
I search a man:
A man, not for home but of money

Oh painted lips showing opened belly top
I see all of it move with her gestures
Like a snare, me the by- stander and all her guest to embrace
As our steps fall in her glue, our wings in her woven web

Your standing crowns unveiled
The flashing lamps in the dark
Twist your alikoto,
Hear the sound that dazes
My steps to stagger as I hold it in my palm
Left to tickle every part of my receptive being with its top
From the centre of it

Vuu vuu
slowly you’ll bow to her command
Vuu vuu
Alikoto in a pretty fine sand
Within invisible determined confines
Twisting twisting her gorgeous turns
A hand to take a hold at a waist
And shame flees at sunset
The dark to hide a face
Will leave bright in the night her sight
Oh eyebrow that goes before painted lips

The night is my day
The day my night
Sweet night
How I wish I could tie you to my wishes end

The fire sticks in her hands
Never ceases to be rekindled
By the poker of her lips
Young and foolish are her guest
Who enters her gates
Spiced with fragrances of gel

Under the shadow of the night
They fortified and mounted their base
Eyelids in mascara, their covering
With two little deities which will subdue You,
Bewildering to the eyes
Their sight, naked to the eyes
Adorable vampires decorated by nature’s beauticians

In abundance we have
This is what men wants
Come hither come nigher
Have what you’ve longed for
The light is gone
The night is long
Darkness covers it all
Come hither come nigher

Then your night forever will be short
With its mark you’ll be left
To tarry at day with all glances
A perpetual shame, a lasting regret
Unwashable stain in white linen
With time, dirty and dark
The white linen becomes the stain itself
Like the dark night around her