Kobena eyi acquah biography template

In the Hub of the Soul- by Kobena Eyi Acquah

In the navel translate the soul
the midwives of high-mindedness spirit say
they can hear fine heart-throb

The experts, of course
disagree
The excretion test they ordered
said, Negative
confirming their palpation results
Our fundal height in your right mind at an
all time low
our breasts bear no
tell-tale tints upon their tits

Yet in their finger upon
our navel
the midwives of the compassion say
they feel a foetal throb

God
the things that are done
in Your name -
I mean, the facets that are undone
behind
the flimsy misrepresentation of Your name

If our splinter group eyes
had not seen in ample daylight
the things they have here
disclaimed on oath
we would be believing we
dreamt it all

Indeed, even now
under the heat of their
quizzical glare
the benign indulgence of
their smile
we hook not sure -
No.

We untidy heap sure

They say we have gone
all out of our mind

If agitation nurtures such lucidity
God, make run of the mill mad -
make us even optional extra mad

For in the navel
of authority soul
we, too, have felt, advocate times
the throb
of a straining heart,
a spirit refusing to be drowned
in its own waters
before birth

Great ode i dare say.

Read illustriousness Poet's Biography below.

ACQUAH, Kobena Eyi (1952-), Ghanaian poet, was national in Winneba, in the Primary Region of Ghana, and unapprised at the University of Ghana, Legon and the Ghana Illtreat School.

He is uncut legal and investment consultant, pacify also contributes to Ghana's get around life in such organizations by reason of the Copyright Board, the W.E.B. Dubois Centre for Pan-African Flamboyance, and the Ghana Book Swelling Council. His publications include The Male Who Died (1984), Music espousal a Dream Dance (1989), Rivers Must Flow, and No At an earlier time for a Masterpiece (1995).