I wander lonely as a cloud!
That reeks and prays.
Over hills and valleys.
Once like Kwesi, I have been at the cross road.
That decision to make I coincide.
Having no sweetness of temper or nature.
Who by? Dare lifts the lamp of love.
Only you!
As innocent as in your face myself I see.
Your love for me deeper than the deepest sea.
But I must confess, he who peels the joy off humans.
The manacling of woes.
Makes me afraid.
Even though to our abode they doth not dare.
Aye! I must confess, I'm afraid of woes.
Who for peace and happiness, they live not for.
For to them, we are but bubbles that last not for always.
Like a smoke who bequeaths on the way.
But eh, silently whatever joy we have left.
May be imprinted in us as we live life's turbulencies.
And forever!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem