Alegba, a ritual object in Ewe religion, Ghana. Source: wikimedia commons.
At night, the sky is like a big city
inhabited by many animals and humans
but never has anyone there
killed a chicken or a goat
and no beast has ever
killed its prey.
No coincidence, no loss.
All things follow their course.
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An early tribal poem by the Ewe People from West Africa.
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