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Invincible Horizon: Aiming for the Prospects Beyond the Conceptual Walls of Our World
Invincible Horizon: Aiming for the Prospects Beyond the Conceptual Walls of Our World
Invincible Horizon: Aiming for the Prospects Beyond the Conceptual Walls of Our World
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Invincible Horizon: Aiming for the Prospects Beyond the Conceptual Walls of Our World

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Invincible Horizon was inspired by real life events and fictional revelations, to entertain and educate readers beyond the different perspectives of life within the conceptual walls of our worlds. Also, to revitalize an entertaining twist; a sense of poetic participation to todays essential discourse to such topics as religion, politics and wars, birth and death, love and romance, race, migration and etc. away from the phantasmal observation of 21st century exceptionalism.

This anthology drums out the many socio-political issues as well as some ethnic biases, which have cast vengeful mist, ravaging international and domestic relations; thus, it highlights some of the follies of todays society. Among the list of poems is a poetic lullaby written by the author and his family, which many parents may find it useful. The book evokes some educational qualities, particularly of colonial/post-colonial Africa with an immigrants perspective of the West and beyond.
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Release dateJun 18, 2013
ISBN9781466990883
Invincible Horizon: Aiming for the Prospects Beyond the Conceptual Walls of Our World
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S.K. Banini

Sylvanus Banini is a naturalized U.S. citizen, who is originally from Ghana, a former British colony in sub-Sahara Africa, where he had his primary and secondary school education. He developed his passion for poetry in secondary school after studying “Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare and after reading other renown authors like Chinua Achebe, Efua T. Sutherland etc. He is currently studying international relations at the American Public/Military University systems with concentrations in international studies. He is married to his beautiful wife and they are blessed with two lovely daughters. He likes to write, paint and sketch all these great ideas at his leisure time; in junior secondary school days, Sylvanus produced an unpublished sci-fi fiction staged in an unknown world. Among the many talents is drama, which earned them (his primary school drama team) a second place in interschools dance drama competition. Sylvanus also authored the anthology “Inspired” that provoke thoughts of domestic, political and romantic issues.

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    Invincible Horizon - S.K. Banini

    Copyright 2013 S.K. BANINI.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the written prior permission of the author.

    Printed in the United States of America.

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    Contents

    Acknowledgement

    I am not A Poet

    When I was born

    I wish, I wished, I wish

    Hahaha, it was a good bye

    Obituary

    The Great Fall

    Stubborn Individualism

    If Love is A Crime

    Amid Birth and Death

    If You Are Not a Poet

    So Little She Talk Like an Adult

    Enough

    But Who Is the Parent

    Corrosive Waters of Failure

    They Just Don’t Understand

    Invincible Horizon

    The Quiet Man

    Fingers of Critics

    Yaa Asantewaa

    Anokye

    Tis life

    A ride with the boys

    Never Again

    One Night Stand

    In the stillness of this afternoon

    Generation of war

    A generation of killers

    I love you, my wife

    My Mother

    Share no Tears

    Poem

    War Child

    A Dream of Class

    Drawing

    This is love

    Life in Death

    State of Anarchy

    The Sacred Wardrobe

    Face of Pain

    The Mirror of Life

    I Thought I Saw Me

    The Gift from Above

    1957

    My Country

    Condemned Carriers

    Why War

    Winter Comes

    Morning Gospeler

    Killing Death

    He Planned It

    Dance with Me

    We are all generals

    Accra Academy

    Point of Correction

    Africa

    When driven by the People

    I Can Hardly Catch My Breath

    To My Children

    I Remember

    From the Heavens

    Human Rites

    I am a Soldier

    My Precious Jewel

    I Love it but I hate it

    Sankofa

    Dilemma

    Winding Road

    My Mind

    Rebellious Democracy

    God never ordained them

    True Love

    The Point of No Return

    Our Paths Are Closer Than You Think

    Osagyefo Dr.

    Light Applause

    Kings and Queens

    Good Deeds Bad Name

    Two Seasons

    Civil War

    African American

    The African Woman

    My Wife

    My Mother

    If the Future come to Naught

    I am a Virgin

    Broken Mirror

    What is Love

    The Other Side

    The Rewards of Nature

    Freetown 1999

    Wonders of Earth

    I Remember

    Tunnels of Hope

    Oh why?

    Beautiful Revelation

    Look Beyond the Valley

    I am a Beautiful Father

    Yet, I Dream

    So Dare Me Failure

    Gloomy Politics

    Love is only a Myth

    A Servant of the Economy

    Keep Abreast

    Who is the Rebel?

    Inaugurate your Voices

    My Girl

    My Girl

    Heavens, Such greed of humans!

    Among My Kind

    Is This Justice

    If I Don’t Say It

    Ghetto

    Weapons of War

    The Night Train

    Dirty Laundry

    New Age

    When You Have a Child King

    A Revelation of the Living

    Bastard Nobles

    A Lovely Conversation

    Acknowledgement

    Perhaps, it may sound quaintly enchanting to say that the contents of this book were as a result of invoking the creative gods of the mind. To yet again expose me to the metaphysical corridors of poetic tongues; wherefore, the colossal effect of all, especially the emotional/love and editorial support, writing/image contribution and the inspirations from my wife and kids, most importantly the breath of life from God that has blessed me with the mind of the art, would not have been properly appreciated. Hence, I am thankful to all: my family (my wife, kids and etc.) and to God, the originator of life and the talent who made this book a reality.    

    I am not A Poet

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    I just play with the words

    Sometimes I conjure the emotions of the people and it hurts

    I speak to the peculiar reasoning of all wisdom

    My detractors call it an invasion into the norm of the free will kingdom

    Dear you

    Blame not the hand that writes

    Not by the mind that thrive

    But by the conspiracy of the wind of doctrines

    Blown against the vulnerable thinking of life

    That shields me not

    To evade the infectious culture of our civilization

    So then I write that I am not a poet

    When I was born

    Tis a special day for them

    It depends on the aura of life between

    It depends on the reality on the ground

    It depends on whether a mistake,

    Or a preplanned gift to the world

    Yet, I know that it shall

    Forever remain sacred in my struggle for existence

    Though I remember not;

    The love,

    The adoration,

    The admiration and

    The Surprise,

    Also the hate and the disappointment gaze at me by all

    Who saw me come in design and in the perfect of perfection

    As original as HIS image desire

    Though I remember nothing of the pain

    The cry and the joy of she whose love remained original

    Even when I grow sour and bitter to swallow;

    Yet she thus held me dear to her heart

    Even as I grow to become that which you see

    That which you read, that which they talk of

    And that the beast I became

    Yet the Angel, I become

    The sweet,

    The sour,

    If I become a loss

    Then shall she cursed the sacred

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