The Door of No Return
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It is when you climb a good tree that we push you.
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I think I understand what Shakespeare meant when he said, Love never did run smooth. Forget peace. This means war.
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We are the Gold Coast. Our waters can take you to other places, other wonderful worlds far away from here with learned men and masters of opportunity.
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A family tie is like the river. It can bend, but it cannot break.
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Kofi, we dream to heal our memory or to face the unimaginable truth. Dreams are hints from the beyond, but they can also be warnings.
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Time lost is lost forever.
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Once you carry your own water you will know the value of every drop.
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Not to make war, Nana Mosi says. To be prepared in case someone else makes it for you.
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We are each branches of the same tree. It does not matter that we go in different directions. The roots are one.
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It is not the crown that sits atop a man that makes him big. It is what is inside,
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Guilt has the footprints of an elephant.
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A history unknown will replay itself,
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and every now and then my hand speaks to me, tells me it is lonely, dares me to befriend hers.
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The world is a big sea. I want to dive in. Let the wave carry me.
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There is nothing more confining, I hear Mr. Phillip read, than the prison we do not know we are in.
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What you do not suffer for, you can never truly value.
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until the lions tell their side of the story, the tale of the hunt will always celebrate the hunter…
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The sun shines on those who stand up for themselves, before it shines on those who kneel to cowardice.
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No one can kidnap your beliefs, if you believe them with every bone of your body. No one can shackle your will,
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I worry if yesterday was a dream and this nightmare is my future.
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There’s an African proverb that says, We desire to bequeath two things to our children; the first one is roots, the other one is wings.