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SCAM




Why is everything looking like a scam?
May be it is!
Go to school, get good grade
So you can work in a big organisation
Having done that, yet no satisfaction
Be a good man so you can marry a virtuous woman
This also among many scams!
I've seen a good man 
who get hook to a nonentity,
So also are many nonentities 
 to virtuous women
Never shout on any ladies,
Excellent men don't do such
Women see this as your weakness
And call you cold!
This also is a scam!
Get marry, a responsible man 
Need a woman in his life
Marriage among many scam
Is life all about marriage?
Be a man of your word
Never let lies rule your tongue
However I've seen a man incarcerated for truth
Also one elevated for his well packaged lies
Is this also not a scam?
Why is everything looking like a scam?
Maybe it is!
Why is life looking like illusion?
Why is nothing real to me any longer?
Why is the invisible more real 
Than other aspects of life?
Strive to make money; 
yes enough to live life
No satisfaction still!
This also is a scam
Live a life of purpose
For years strove to discover it
Money making activities was told 
are purpose for living
This we did, yet no satisfaction.
This also are among many scams
Everything look like a scam
Maybe it is!
Bachelor's degree is no longer enough
Please further, this is for your good
After master degree; it's like no difference
When you have Phd status will change 
Doctor of philosophy is nothing but a mere title
It's a lie being a professor is the real deal
Yet, after bagging professorial award 
No satisfaction!
Is this not a scam?
Then where lies man's satisfaction?
Marriage?
Degree?
Wealth?
Social or political status?
Possesion?
I dare say no!

Till we meet again, I remain my humble self, AKERELE ODUNAYO SAMUEL.
Remember keep being you and keep being good.

© OdunayoSam, 19.

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