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The planets surely did align

When you stepped out from the shadows

And into the sunshine

Oh a site for sore eyes

 A blessing to a man who’s loved and lost

But never did he even think of giving up

That the one for him was somewhere

Out there

Alone in the wilderness

Like a young baby, craving his caress

His broken heart now mended

Like a sinner who has repented

No more worry, no more stress

Because he’s found an empress

A jewel among the rubble

No one can burst this bubble

Much more than just the physical

This love is deep and monu-mental

One of a kind

Life has been mostly cruel to him

But this is just a pure blessing

Now he gives the Lord Thanks and Praises

For finding him a love so sacred

A man needs to find love to fulfill his destiny

Not something you should run away from

Or try to shun

When love calls there’s nowhere to hide

Because it is something sanctified

A man needs L.O.V.E - LOVE

No matter how much he lives in denial

A stray in Roseau

A stray in Roseau
By Delroy Nesta Williams

How do you walk through Roseau
And not smell the stench
Three, four “paros” taking a hit
Behind the broken down wooden fence
Crouched over without a concern
Withering away into obscurity
While young children look down from their porches
Point fingers, laugh and make jokes
But this “paro” man wanted a future
Just like the one you hope for
River Street, Cork Street and even Virgin Lane
The streets of the city are all stained
Roseau has gone to the dogs
And who is to be blamed?
With a hand out they ask for a dollar
Harassing you on every street corner
But the pungent smell is a turn off
So you hold your nose and show no love
What you do to the least of your brothers?
No one seems to bother
And we carry on our merry way
Unless we need a favour
Something we don’t want to pay for the full price for
So instead we hire the “paro” labour
But a cost deferred is still a price to pay, someday
So while you show no love
You walk the city streets going to the Cathedral
So routine that you see almost nothing
In your Sunday best and two-edged sword
It’s funny how you carry the good Book but ignore the words
Along your journey to cast empty prayers to the Lord above
The rhetoric of last Sunday becomes the gospel retold today
Ignoring that the “paro” problem is a situation
That you’ve created when you turn a blind eye
And instead cast judgment
But the “paro” was once just a passer by
Yes, that could just be you
In a few years after being knocked down
By a society that creates problems
And offers little or no solutions
And so Roseau rest afloat
On a cloud of issues
But the least of which we see
Is the “paro” roaming the city streets!