Poem Title: Sierra Leone’s Plight

By: Elizabeth A Kaine In Freetown’s streets, a sorrowful sightFuel crisis bites, with prices soaring high tonightThe vulnerable weep, as costs take flightLeaving many poor, with no end in sight Mamas cry, as food prices riseChildren’s dreams, lost in fuel’s demiseFishermen idle, with no fuel to spareLeaving families, with no food to share The US…

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Unveiling the Struggles of Sierra Leone’s Street Girls on the International Day of the Girl Child

By Elizabeth A. Kaine On October 12th, the International Day of the Girl Child serves as a crucial reminder of the pressing issues faced by young girls in Sierra Leone, particularly those who find themselves begging on the streets and living in makeshift shelters. This heartbreaking reality highlights the profound impact of poverty, stripping these…

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Poem: Rainy Season Whispers

In the heart of the rainy season’s embrace,Where clouds gather, and raindrops race,Children laugh, their spirits high,Splashing in puddles beneath the gray sky. Yet as the storms weave their gentle song,Parents, heed this advice, be strong.For while the rain brings joy and play,It also calls for care each day. Close the windows, secure the door,Keep…

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POEM: A Tribute to Mothers

From a single girl with dreams to chase,To a loving wife, finding her place.With laughter shared and hearts entwined,Yet shadows linger, challenges defined. In the quiet hours before dawn’s first light,You rise with strength, ready to fight.With weary hands and a heart so wide,You carry the world, our steadfast guide. As whispers of life begin…

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