Isaac Yaw Osei Poems

Black is beauty
And black dims the glows of the sphere
To the fleeting sight. Look at what's pretty fair,
Yet, every traces on such hollow mortal frames
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I thought we're close-set
I thought you veil my closet
And I will to yours next
I thought we're whole set
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We are our own world
We are our world
Our world, the world of us
You are your own world
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We look and see ourselves.
You and I but not I, myself nor you, yourself.
You and I, one sees that and the other, this.
We walk in the light and lose sight of the night
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The glory will whet your appetite for the cup
But enjoyment and judgment will clamor it all
Most dreams will go all out for a kind trophy
Some too will toil and coil for other wants
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The pride of your bloom days,
Oh! daughters of the land
And an honor to your hood in moral beauty
Is a pure decent life, more precious than lot diamonds
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Why these tears overflow?
Being ‘thout, life sails like a ship
On troubled waters. If sun gives light,
In eclipse, it‘s not bright. By thee,
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I have but six (6) teachers.
They taught me everything I need
And what I am now is because of:
What? Which? Why? Where? When?
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Sweet! Sweet! Shahinaz! Shahy!
Never! Never! Alone me! To alone you!
We're worth the sun. We're well over
And over again so, I wonder and wander
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