BLACK DIAMOND by Joseph-Sam Sarah
BLACK DIAMOND A cave in Africa The western heart of invisible north Calling out, crawling high Above the deep of solid ocean Beautiful linen worn in mild ease Coated with an ice of peace. It gate of bounty valour Allied with passion, genuine earth Rays of courage shadowed it stapled trust Battered by strength, bruised by uniqueness Appearance if sigh admiration Heed to oath of allegiance. Torn apart by profanity, it aura hovers around Leaving a tribal difference in accordance to colour The blacks and the blacks evenly dispersed Lives burnt in outspoken love Surely, surely it is Still are the waves of its sea. A day shall come Certainly, a day indeed All we worth be that black diamond Not an ounce lay beneath Podium standing tall Lifting sanctimonious history up.