PREFACE written by ME FOR TEARS OF STRUGGLE for Gabriel Weah's Book

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 TEARS OF STRUGGLE: The title speaks about the sorrow of Africa, how she mismanaged, leaving her children in tears with perplexing minds. The author Gabriel S. Weah yells his heart and soul for his love and concern for his country. This young author relinquishes the sacrifices his puerile mind discovered until he formed to be a reliable young man yearning to be a part of African headway. He believes that those tears can be a spring of bliss, and their repudiations construct a splendid story as time rolls of its own. The author Gabriel S. Weah also writes in different forms of poetry like Haiku, Tanka, Gogyohka to convey his message to the World; Meanwhile, he emphasized themes such as "WHEN SHALL AFRICA ARISE", "END HUNGER", "MEANINGLESS TEARS", "WHEN AFRICA PERISHES", "DARK CONTINENT", "DUSTY FUTURE", "THE MASK OF POVERTY", "AFRICA TODAY", “MY COUNTRY, MY STRUGGLE" and others real happening he brings at your doorsteps.


                                                          

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