The Dark Age of Africa
The Dark Age of Africa
Let none deny the horrors done.
Let no one say that nothing’s wrong;
That hatred neither festers, nor
Erupts to blood, from time to time.
But God, did you not choose,
To plant us here:
To make us leaves upon this tree?
Then did you not bestow us all
With a gift, a talent -
A thing to give toward that Age of Light…
That surely someday must,
Must come.
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The aim of this poem is to share a personal belief that has often given me hope when pondering frightning news reports and other evidence of voilence in Africa.
However, I'm not quite sure whether the poem is specific and poignant enough to fulfill this goal.
Please comment.