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Only
in Ghana!
All too often my eyes feast on a sight
that make my eyes water, charging my system with emotions words alone
can't explain. Sometimes it's an awesome landscape, sometimes it's
a beautiful woman, whatever the object of my distraction, I am halted,
forced to look twice and three times. These experiences are what I
share here.
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Never have I seen such
a marvelous work of handicraft. What this sculptor did
with sand is more evidence that in each of us is a talent,
unique to our person, a sign that the Most High lives in man and
woman. When we share it, it's an opportunity for all to
pay homage to the original Creator.
I love to see the works of Black man in his element, defying
limitations and exemplifying greatness.
The sand man remains anonymous since he sought no recognition
for himself, just an opportunity pay tribute to Bob Marley on
his 66th Earthday.
Kudos. |
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I recently participated in several
capoeira classes only to learn just how stiff my fit body
really is. So watching these acrobats I had a much greater
appreciation for the obvious time that went into an art that
offers little more than the opportunity to perform to
beachcombers with hopes of measly tokens of appreciation.
Channeling their energy in such a positive direction, despite
the hardships, ceilings and forces that they must combat on a
daily basis serves as good example to those of us more blessed,
yet deprived of the inspiration it takes to make something out
of nothing. |
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Anyone who knows my person, knows
that I never cease from getting inspiration from nature, but
these particular falls have been my greatest respite. Time
and time again I turn to her for comfort, assurance and a
cleansing and each time she receives I with an abundance to
give. This is Wli Falls, nestled in the cloves of the Volta
Region, now a pretty popular tourist site, but still splendid in
its original beauty, Nature at her best.
This caption was taken by Obadele Kambon. |
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