PROPHECY
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All a re đisputed
As the things fell part
The centre would never be hold.
The love tasted hate.
He said, "I did want see you again "
With the marks of anger in faces
She resisted as a wife
Who always waved the grudges.
A little prophet seat at door
Cried the journey of his mother.
The beginning of the fight
Was witnessed in the womb.
She asked the seer,"what happened? "
Prophet said,"I had headache of all kind"
She gave his child an ornament
Just to rub off the pains
But the prophet said,"it is a feeling
Of journey of no return."
The mother asured his child.
She said, "I will back in a time"
Prophet said, "I don't think so"
With rolling of tears
"I will come back my child"
The child nodded and said,
"When the night again"
She answered, "in the morning "
The prophet said, "good night".
Where love tasted hate
No more peace in the ties.
The rest mends the havoc
Every night she sleeps
With her eyes opened.
One night in pain massages
To the seer he should come
At dawn to see.
The insomnia gone permanent sleep,
Prophet said, "good night "
Once upon a time
Only in the trends of the dreams.
The shocker absorbal had gone
The guilter of guitar sounds,
The houses signed where she rest.
Ayinke omo arotiwe bi ojo.
I gave you more alcohol to
Take your bath in the palace.
You intoxicated the whole world
In your attitude in grain gin.
O sleep! If it is not you,
The body would be a confused home.
O sleep! You get rest,
After a long journey of life.
Awake is a market,
O sleep! You are the body home.
The costume of this soul
Really departed.
The matters will to its mother
At the beginning
The spirits live on.
At the stage closed,
The dramas still a live show.
The spirits are deadless.
O sleep! A dreamless rest
When the conscious is no more.
See how I lamented.
See how I am voiceless.
My notes are clouded in a pain.
As the dog's bark in the forest,
Its verbrateless in the market.
The pollution in the town,
Will never let the mothers
Hear the protestant children.
Once the thunder strikes
The forests and wilds know.
She was buried.
Where her peace be,
The prophecy come to be.
She was never come back
The destiny made the end.
As the action justified
As the diction modified
Endorsed the end.
Ayinke! Good night!
Your legs are more heavier.
Ayinke your are closed
Why you are stoning.
Adieu my mother!
You are now a baby to my world.
