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08/10/2025

Happy birthday Mark Zuckerberg of Africa
It's a sweet feeling of addition my brother

I pray christ finds His home in you
And that you get Him exploit and nothing few

I love you from this heart
My love for you is a fine art

©️Roi Dii Poet
David Salifu 🇳🇬🇳🇫

17/09/2025

YOUR BEAUTY IS A POEM

Like a thundering clap your voice sounds,
With your naked beauty all over your children,
That beauty is mine.
The black that portrays your pride.

No poem can describe your beauty,
No griotess can unleash your greatness,
I heard you called my name "Mark".
You're Aprica,
Beauteous Alkebulan.

Mankind couldn't contain your harmless beauty,
Mama Africa.
I'm proud to articulate your tongue,
I Mohamed, will forever baptize you with praises.

Kiss me with your smile,
Slap me with your harmless beauty,
Hug me with your ferocious tongue.
Keep me in your bed,
For I'm your son,
Nourish me.

Auth. Mark

29/08/2025

Day 10

24/08/2025

Day 7

06/08/2025

Day 6

04/08/2025

Day 5

03/08/2025

Day 4

03/08/2025

Day 3
Living Scrolls Christian Academy

15/07/2025

"SIA'S RISING SUN"

EPISODE 1

Once upon a time, in the green hills of Bumpeh village in Sierra Leone, there lived a little girl named Sia Morlai. She was the only child of Pa Morlai , a humble carpenter known for shaping beautiful furniture from palm and mahogany trees. Sia’s mother, Mama Kadiatu, was a woman full of laughter and love. She cooked the best cassava leaf and sang lullabies under the moonlight.

But Sia’s joy ended too soon. When she was only seven, her mother fell sick during the rainy season. Despite Pa Morlai’s prayers and efforts, Mama Kadiatu passed away. The village mourned, and little Sia was never the same. She would sit under the mango tree near her hut, clutching her mother’s headscarf and crying softly.

Not long after the burial, the silence in the house grew heavy. Seeing Sia sad and alone broke Pa Morlai’s heart. He wanted to bring warmth back into the home, and after much pressure from family and villagers, he remarried. His new wife, .Yainkain, came from the nearby town of Tikonko and had a daughter of her own, Fatu, who was Sia’s age.

Sia hoped for love again. She dreamed of calling Yainkain "Mama" and having a sister to play with. But her hopes shattered quickly.

Yainkain was not like Mama Kadiatu. She rarely smiled at Sia. She served Fatu fish and meat, while Sia got plain rice. Fatu wore fine lappas and shoes from Bo, while Sia wore her old, faded wrapper and walked barefoot to school.

Tasks quickly became punishments. Sia was up before sunrise to sweep the compound, fetch water from the stream, and pound rice. If she rested, Yainkain would shout, “Lazy girl! Your mother spoiled you!” Fatu would laugh from the veranda, watching Sia struggle with a bucket on her head.

Sia’s father, Pa Morlai, seemed blind to the cruelty. He worked long hours, and Yainkain always wore a false smile when he was around. Sia didn’t want to cause trouble, so she remained silent.

Yet in her pain, Sia found strength. She spoke little but listened well. Every night, she would sneak into the room and read her late mother’s Bible. She believed, somehow, that God was watching.

And though the world around her was cold, deep within her heart burned a quiet promise:

"I will not remain here forever. One day, I will rise."

Episode 2 is coming soon......

21/05/2025

LIGHT MY WORLD

In the quiet dawn,
when whispers of the sun
dance upon the horizon,
I hear your voice, a soft echo,
calling me to rise,
to embrace the warmth
that spills like honey
across the world,
smoothing the edges of shadows,
dreams unfurling like petals,
each one a story,
each one a light.

You, the flicker in my chest,
the spark in my weary eyes,
ignite the colors that paint my sky,
casting away the grays,
the muted tones of yesterday,
with laughter like bells,
raining down in silver notes.

When storms tumble overhead,
and darkness weaves its heavy cloak,
your spirit shines brighter,
a lighthouse through the mist,
guiding lost souls
to shores of peace,
where waves of serenity
kiss the tired sands of time.

In the midst of chaos,
your touch is a whisper,
a gentle breeze that sways the trees,
inviting them to sway and dance,
a tender reminder that life persists,
finding rhythm in the stillness,
where hope flickers in the afterglow,
of moments born from struggle,
crafted in the fire of resilience.

Through the pages of our stories,
you light the way,
flickering like candles in a darkened room,
each flame a testament to the journey,
the shared laughter,
the silent tears shed,
the hands entwined in trust,
a tapestry woven in gold threads
of connection and understanding.

Under a quilt of stars,
I find solace in your gaze,
the universe reflected in your eyes,
each twinkle a promise of tomorrow,
those constellations mapping paths
to dreams yet to be chased,
to horizons yet to be embraced,
where our shadows merge
and flicker in the twilight glow.

Light my world,
with the softness of your laughter,
each sound a petal falling,
each smile the sun peeking through clouds,
a blazing reminder that we are alive,
that we belong to the light.
........
MARK

09/05/2025
29/04/2025

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