THOUGHTS OF LAKER FILLED MY HEART ❤️ ❤️

22-5-2026

Poem:

The Akwaya struck and left me sore,

Its burning pain cut to my core.

I slipped from Yat Yaa near the stream

While others laughed and mocked my scream

I climbed back down and hurried home

Bleeding, angry, left alone

How could Laker raise her hand

Against the laws of Gott Lotti land?

That night I missed the Wang Oo fire,

Too weak to join the village choir

I lay upon my Amokoding bed

While thoughts of Laker filled my head

The lyres and harps played from afar

Their rhythms rising like a star

Laker is dancing there tonight

I whispered softly in the night

My heart cried out with deep desire

Her beauty feeding hidden fire

Her voice drifted across the air

So sweet the ancestors could hear

The darkness grew, yet I could see

Her shining teeth still calling me

Like fireflies at Wang Ayii

Glowing through the night so free

Then suddenly a knock came near

A gentle voice fell on my ear

“I am Laker,” she said

You called for me from your bed

My heart stood still; I feared to move

Not knowing what my lips could prove

At last I rose and opened wide

Only the dog stood there outside

Its wagging tail increased my pain

Like heavy clouds that carry rain

The dog fled off into the night

And I remained without delight

Sir. Abunerry

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