HATE NOT!

1. 
   
2. HATE NOT!
3. HATE NO ONE!
   Hate no one for color of...
   skin,
   hate no one for racial
   origin,
   hate no one because of
   religious belief,
   hate no one over nationality,
   hate no one for social status.
   

   Hate no one because of
   political ideology,
   hate no one because of
   success,
   hate no one because of
   economic power,
   hate no one because of
   knowledge,
   hate no one because of
   achievement and
   accomplishment.
4. WHY PEOPLE HATE:
   People hate because
   society baptize them into
   a culture of stereotyping,
   society immerse them
   into a culture of
   “we” and “them,”
   afterward people dunk
   into a superiority of
   bloodline by race;
   catechized minds turn
   morganatic,
   reconfigured souls
   look at body colors
   rather than character
   content.
5. FRUITS HATE BEAR:
   Hate-offspring-it bears,
   dislike-neighborhood-
   it builds,
   ill-feeling it has toward
   people not-like them,
   malice-it carries about-
   horror it preaches,
   enmity-it promotes
   generation after generation,
   revulsion not far from it.
   Trepidation-its baptismal name-
   collywobbles-it gives to neighbors-
   resentment it causes,
   irritant-like buzzing
   bees,
   rancor and acrimony gifts,
   it gives society.
   Do you hate?
   your bones may become
   rotten,
   your heart becomes
   emotionally burdened,
   your brain-frontal gyrus-
   with associates become
   “hate circuit."

Orphan

Orphan

I’m orphan,

father I do not have,

mother I never know,

at the mercy of society,

I live.

I’m orphan,

parents I know from

pictures,

their voices I did not hear,

their hearts- I never know.

I’m orphan,

I live alone,

bear burden alone,

weep and laugh alone,

counselor I do not have,

adviser far from

my four walls,

confidant-someone plays

this role.

Love-kindness-feeling

cord of union in

parent-child relation,

I do not have;

when tired,

no one to encourage me,

when needs a little push,

no one to do it for me,

when sick,

no one at my bedside.

When hungry,

I beg for food,

when thirsty-I beg for

water,

when cloth is torn,

I look for a good Samaritan,

when shoes are worn out ,

plantar replaces shoes.

Immediate home-I lost,

social unit-family-

I never have.

Being an orphan

I’m lonely,

I’m abandoned,

I’m deserted,

I’m forsaken,

I’m cast aside,

I’m stranded

I’m neglected,

I become empty.

Qualities

Qualities!

Give me love,

to love you in return.

Give me peace,

war shall cease in

neighborhood.

Give me joy,

happiness won’t be

far from your courtyard.

Show me kindness

that I may show others.

Give me help

that I may become

independent.

Offer me knowledge

to fight ignorance.

Share your wisdom

That I may become wise.

Show me loyalty

for me to be loyal.

Be patient with me

for me to be patient.

Teach me endurance

to be tolerant and

be a forbearance teacher.

Resist the evil of

vengeance

that I may know

how to avenge.

Tomorrow in Africa

 

 

Tomorrow in Africa!

I strongly believe someday,

Africa shall rise and shine,

free from centuries of

oppression,

free from all forms of slavery,

unchain from shackles of

colonization,

set free from many years of

subjugation.

Oh! Africa-I believe your day

shall soon come,

when neither London nor

Lisbon shall decide your fate

again;

I have a vision-not even-

Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Rome or

Madrid shall have a say in your

affairs again.

Africa! I have a dream that

someday,

centuries of dirge shall turn

benediction,

symphony of sorrow across

Atlantic shall turn

symphony of joy.

Africa! I strongly believe,

someday Cairo and Cape Town

shall see themselves as

brothers,

as Nile River takes message of

lovely brotherhood 
from Victoria Fall

to Cairo.

Yeah! I see a vision

from Abidjan through

Abuja to Addis-Ababa,

no one shall see color,

language, and religion,

anymore;

shalom, amani, and

as-salam-aleyi-Kum

shall rend the beautiful sky

of Africa.

I have a vision-
Kinshasa-Khartoum-

Kigali-Kampala 
will someday

rise above hate,
ignore

colonial boundaries 
bequeathed to them,

but live in 
courtyard of peace.

Africa-I see in horizon-

that day when natives from

Cameroon to Dakar in Senegal

on Cap-Vert peninsula

and Nouakchott in Mauritania

shall see one another as brothers,

no more Anglophone or

Francophone.

Africa-I see not too far

that day when Africans

shall be proud of Africa;

I see not far-
when Zulu, Xhosa,

Basotho, Bapedi, 
Khoisan, Khoikhoi,

Venda, Tswana, Tsonga,

Swazi, and 
Ndebele shall chorus:

amani, vrede, 
and khotso,

anytime 
they see one another.

Africa that time
 shall come

when Arabs, 
Berbers, Tuareg

in North,

Ashanti, 
Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa,

Fula, Fon, Ewe, 
Aja, Akan, and

Mandinka in West 
will speak to

one another not in 
language of war

but of peace;

as brethren shall say: 
“alaafia,

fifa, utifafa, salam, udo.

Africans at home or in 
diaspora,

I say that day shall come

when kith and kin in

African Great Lakes of

Burundi, 
Democratic Republic

of the Congo, 
Kenya, Rwanda,

Tanzania, and 
Uganda shall say

“amani, chibanda, 
uxolo, thayu,

to one another.

Kikuyu, Luo, 
Kalejin, Massai,

will see no difference 
among themselves,

Hutu and Tutsi will know

they’re brothers.

Amhara, Afar and 
Tigray or

Tigrinya will 
co-exist peacefully

as never before;

Beja of Sudan and Eritrea

will share boundaries with

Nubians, Nuers, and Dinkas.

Oromos in Ethiopia 
and Kenya

will no longer see 
differences

Berlin Conference-

artificially-created boundaries

had caused them as 
brothers again;

Somalis will 
forget those

multiple clans,

but work for united 
Somali in

Somaliland.

Lemba-regardless of their

Jewish origin and traditions-

Zimbabwe will always be

your home, and your brothers

shall be Shona, 
Ndebele,

Asians, Whites, 
and people of

mixed heredity or 
multiple

ancestry.

Africans-whether 
Ovimbundu,

Kimbundu, Herero, 
Nama, Damara

Ovambo, Kavango, 
Bakongo,

mixed race, 
European,

Shangaan, Makua, 
Shona, Tsonga,

Makonde, Ndua, 
Yao, Nyanjo, Ngoni,

Sena, Ngonde, Lozi, 
Chewa, Bemba

in Southern 
African region,

or Luba, Mongo, 
and Bakongo

in Central African region-

one united Africa on the way.

Africa! Africa! Africa!

the dawn has arrived,

darkness is over,

new song to SING.

 

I Could Do!

I Could Do!

I could change the world

with love,

I could put smiles on faces

by helping,

happiness-I could bring

through sacrifice,

joy-I could give-with presence.

Life-I could make safe-

by my actions,

ignorance-I could eradicate-

by giving knowledge;

counsel-I could give-for

those on wrong path,

justice-I could promote-

through enlightenment.

Time-I could give to help,

donation-I could give-to

support good causes,

respect-for others-

a sine qua non of life,

economic empowerment-

I could encourage through

self-reliance.

Love thy neighbor,

I could promote

through inter-racial

activities,

nature-I could protect-

by means of conservation,

waste-I could reduce-

through effective use

of resources.

If I could do this,

You could do that,

They could do ALL,

Likewise.

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