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OGBENI JARA E




Beware of men
they promise in your presence
And stab you in your absence.

Be mindful of your own business.
And with your dream never be careless.
Though the road may not be smooth.
If you don't quit you'll win, this is true.

Putting all your mind on men
Is nothing but a witch hunt.
And at the end you find yourself to blame
Then, reality dawn on you like a mother hen.

Expect nothing from Human clan!
And work with your own very hand.
Soon in your niche abundance will land.
For whose promise fail, if not human?

Ogbeni la oju e,
Kose ise t'eleda ran e.
One day you'll burst into lime light.
And that will end all your many plights.


Don't be lazy,
the lazy ones are blind.
Blind in the physical and mind.
And the reason men so kind are stingy.

Ore mi mase kawo gbera
Rise to your feet, be up and doing.
Though the journey may seems far.
Yet; if you don't go back you'll win.

Imole a tan, iyanu asele,
Help will come.
Still expect nothing from man.
But lean solely on your creator.

Till we meet again I am Odunayo Samuel AKERELE

Remember, keep being you and keep being good.

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