In Take Me Away II: A Cry for Better Days, Joseph “Seike” Foromo gives voice to the pain, resilience, and quiet hope of a people too often silenced. Through poetic prose, raw prayers, and heartbreaking testimony, this work journeys through the blood-stained streets, broken homes, and hollow justice systems of communities forgotten by power, yet rich in spirit. Each chapter is a cry for safety, for healing, for remembrance, for change.
This is not just a book; it’s a lament, a protest, and a promise. From the loss of innocent children to the spiritual betrayal of once-sacred spaces, Seike writes with unflinching honesty, turning trauma into testimony and sorrow into sacred song. His words mourn the dead, honor the survivors, and speak directly to future generations with both warning and love.
Take Me Away II is for those who’ve lived in fear but dared to hope. For the voiceless, the wounded, the dreaming, and the rising. It is a powerful reminder that even in the darkest places, the light still dares to speak.
