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In the night;We do eat light;but so many neverdid lunch ever! At dawn, workers,and, even loafers,do get up from cots,leaving wives forlorn! Muraina wakes muezzin,Gebu is a Christian,Owonikoko a traditionalist,Jafojo, a free thinking spirit! All are united,in this business,of making concretejungle of our cities! It appears,their own god,does sleep,he’s to be woken! Muezzin calls him!Prayer…
Photo credit: Shutterstock From sakusaku dandy;It became sakisaki dadi!Cinemas may have length;All will duly end! Gave it tenacious hope;Held with tiny rope!‘Twould be better,With the weather! Foolish had we been;Lessons did we learn!When comes another morn!In a yet to be seen moon! We would realize –People do die… @as101019
Photo credit: Pexels Okere, bayi ni’wa re; No-one was warned,Of your impending flight!If you had,We would have – Okere O, bayi ni’wa re! prepared you foryour seasonal getaway!We’d have stockedcocoons with essentials! O ba’fa mu’le, o da’fa! Winter approaches!So long, skimpy clothesand corsetless cleavages!Welcome dull jackets! Okere O, bayi ni’wa re! @AS 092620
