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The Dignity Of Vision.Ghana at 52Years Old

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Dignity Of Vision..by Rev P E Adotey Addo
by Peter E Adotey Addo
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
Rated "G" by the Author.
Celebrating the Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Ghana.

To Ghana our hearts and souls belong, our dreams of old and new.
Your sacred grounds receiving our libations as you did our mothers and fathers.
Hopes never faltering while heeding the wisdom of the ancients.
The sacred drums will beat as we feed from our mothers’ breasts
While our fathers nurture our visions old and new against all odds.
With perseverance, trust, honesty, keen foresight and compassion
We pledge our commitment to a prosperous and brighter future.
So watch over our tomorrows until you claim us back again
Lest we forget, lest we perish.

Dedicated to The Ghanaian Students . Cornell University Ithaca New York.
On The Independence Celebration of The Republic Of Ghana March 4th 2006. All Rights Reserved

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by Jaysee 19th March 2009 Thank you, Osofo, for reminding me of a happy time in my youth. My father served 3 years in Ghana in the early 60s as a member of the British High Commission and I spent my school holidays in Accra. I loved every minute of my time there and would dearly love to visit the place again. Maybe if I win the lottery!
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