LEGACIES OF AGES

Many centuries ago
Battles were fought and won
Many bloods were shed by the gun
Many toiled and sweated
For our flags, old glories, justice
For us to gain self-government and liberty
And lift high our banner of the land

Remembering the past years
Of sacrifices, the golden heritage
Arises the essence to honour this day
The day our motherland received dew in the morning
Though a day is set aside
It’s a legacy to be lived everyday

The legacies bring a call
To maintain our world of freedom
Our world of rich culture
Our world of colourful assets
Our world where no injustice treads

Our world where truth is spoken
From the depth of plaintive hearts
Our world of genuine skin color
A world of no oppression and suppression
A world where we scratch each other’s back
A world where the mind is liberated
Heads held up high, equity, inclusivity
Ensured to the core, love we adore

The legacies left dawned on us to repair
Our world that has broken into fragments
Awake Oh the land of sages
And build on the legacies of ages
Our motherland needs liberation
She cries for rescue
Little children, the young and adults
The old and grizzled
Let us arise and live the legacies of ages


10 responses to “LEGACIES OF AGES”

  1. Thomas Edudzi Avatar
    Thomas Edudzi

    Great piece!
    A great call to patriotism and rescue for our motherland!!!
    So, help us GOD!!!

    1. Ethel Adika Avatar

      I’m honored. God bless our Homeland, Ghana ????

  2. Oris Avatar
    Oris

    Waooo very nice piece

    God bless you

    1. Ethel Adika Avatar

      Amen. Be blessed too????

  3. Naporo Avatar
    Naporo

    Aww! Deep.
    When Blood and Guns are mention.
    “Love we adore”
    You’re such a great poetess.
    Keep the flames highly flammable.

    1. Ethel Adika Avatar

      I really appreciate ????

      1.  Avatar
        Anonymous

        Powerful keep the fire burning

        1. Ethel Adika Avatar

          Thank you ❤️

  4. Listowel Avatar
    Listowel

    Woven by an interlectal architect Miss Ethel this poem will one day be studied in schools.

    1. Ethel Adika Avatar

      I believe so. Thank you ❣️

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