The Warrior Queen Poem by Alvin Mingle

The Warrior Queen



Some call her Operkoh Broni
We know her as the Major
The lone female Warrior
Amongst seven pillars of rock
She stands tall and proud
Running to and fro
As she leads the warrior tribes
Down the Lokko Road
To pay homage to her Nubian folk
As the red and black flags fly
Amidst the beating of the Obonu drums
The lone warrior begins to dance
Amidst the firing of musketery and guns
The lone Major becomes a graceful Swan

(April 13 2014, Accra)

Thursday, May 29, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: tradition
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This was written in honour of Nana Operkoh Broni (III) , a female Ghanaian Chief from OSU, in the GA State.
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