Monday 28 September 2015
Adieu to Our Best Friend (Kemi Olugbodi).........@WiseWrite
Death
How inevitable!
How could you not have a contender?
Our loved ones you devour
Our Loved ones close to our heart
Death
So complacent!
So proud!
You take whomever, however;
With no mercy...
Tears can't solve it
The pain, the pain we feel
Oh! Our loved ones
If we knew it’s gonna be this way
We would have prepared to Fight it
We will miss you
The Joy you bring, the laughter of peace
The togetherness
The Love
Words can't express it
I am still writing
But nothing in the sheets
Cos it’s unbearable, unwritable
The pain we feel, heart locked
We pray the rest ones lives long
Kemi Olugbodi Abake,
Till we meet again,
WE LOVE YOU
*Tears*
Edward Gift.
Wednesday 12 August 2015
ADIEU TO A NOBLE FATHER.......@WiseWrite
A NOBLE FATHER!
I know this man
Who is dear to my heart
Suddenly one day
It was torn all apart
He gave me love in a little time
And touched my life in a little time
It's all over now
oh! That sumptuous gift on my wedding day!
He tried to teach me
Right from wrong
The day he left
I wasn't there!
He is gone now
It is hard to believe
This man is our dad
Who is dear to my heart
Suddenly one day
It was torn all apart
He gave me love in a little time
And touched my life in a little time
It's all over now
oh! That sumptuous gift on my wedding day!
He tried to teach me
Right from wrong
The day he left
I wasn't there!
He is gone now
It is hard to believe
This man is our dad
He calls me 1st Son (Opara)
Who I will never see again
Who I will never see again
But I will see him again
This I know
The day will come
When it's time for us to go
So, I'll hold him dear
And close to my heart
Cause the day we meet
I know we'll never be torn apart.
*tears*
Adieu My Daddy Agbalu!
Thursday 9 July 2015
OOU MOURNS.....June 26, 2015....@WiseWrite
DEDICATED TO OOU STUDENTS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN MOTOR ACCIDENT….@WiseWrite
Dozens of undergraduates of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) Ago – Iwoye, have reportedly lost their lives after a container fell on a passenger bus they were traveling in.
The fatal accident, according to The Nation, occurred along the Sagamu stretch of the Lagos/Benin expressway, on Friday, June 26, killing 12 occupants, including the driver.
I am not an Alumnus, but it grieved my heart when prospective student’s lives get truncated after all they have gone through. It is so sad to the world because these people worth changing the country and even the world. Potentials gone!!! Stars darkened…..This little piece for them from WiseWrite and the song dedicated to them by the comrades of the school {produced by Victor Ajala…Jackson Victor Vickyjay...Alma Mata.} click below link and listen to the lyrics and lets bear them in our heart 4ever!!!!!
“There is this wound it hurts so bad
it always appears when we are sad
No matter what we do it won't go away
it’s in our heart where it will always stay
It appeared the day you all left this world
to make things easy that we couldn't bear
we search for you every day
if we are sick, sad, or just have something to say.
we are jealous of some colleagues
who still have their friends
we tell them to appreciate what they have,
because after they are gone,
there simply is no others.
we have this pain that won't go away,
it makes us mad that you couldn't stay
No matter many years go by
there's still one time of day that we do cry,
We miss you all dearly and this is true.
@WiseWrite…
http://www.hulkshare.com/shygoat/dili-well-meet-again-1
http://www.shygoat.net/2015/07/oou12-tribute-well-meet-again-dili-off.html?m=1
it always appears when we are sad
No matter what we do it won't go away
it’s in our heart where it will always stay
It appeared the day you all left this world
to make things easy that we couldn't bear
we search for you every day
if we are sick, sad, or just have something to say.
we are jealous of some colleagues
who still have their friends
we tell them to appreciate what they have,
because after they are gone,
there simply is no others.
we have this pain that won't go away,
it makes us mad that you couldn't stay
No matter many years go by
there's still one time of day that we do cry,
We miss you all dearly and this is true.
@WiseWrite…
http://www.hulkshare.com/shygoat/dili-well-meet-again-1
http://www.shygoat.net/2015/07/oou12-tribute-well-meet-again-dili-off.html?m=1
Thursday 2 July 2015
IT'S IN YOU.......@WiseWrite
Tiny
creatures operating as a unified entity collectively working together to modify
the habitats, tap resources and defend themselves. Small, yet brave. They have
no chief, officer or ruler yet they prepare their food in summer and gather their
sustenance in harvest. Little wonder the wisest man ever lived, recommended
them.
Everyone
possesses ideas on how to make life ineffable, plans for a possible course of
action and a sort of capability in making a feat. The knowledge of this
approves that none is empty or a mediocre; that there is always something to
offer, an ability to showcase and a gift to share for the benefit of the world
we dwell in. An ant, the tiny creature clearly illustrates enthusiasm and
individual style, demonstrating what one can achieve regardless of size or
physical strength. These creatures exemplify an intrepid attitude towards
virulent issues of life. If such creatures display such sense of
responsibility, how much more can we? Surely, there are qualities which lie within
and should be exploited for good.
Unfortunately
so, we are faced with daily troubles and shortcomings which tend to weigh us
down and serve as hindrance from reaching our expected goals. It is unavoidably
normal to feel alarmed by these difficulties but highly risky in constantly
wallowing in them for they tend to lead us to a cul de sac. Life challenges are
inevitable, that should be a constant reminder; however our attitude towards
these challenges defines who we really are and the extent we can go. The
ability to withstand the ills of life is the beginning in overcoming the fears
within and it is done by discarding the kill joys of life and focusing on what
we have, in getting to where we ought to be. More so, being unperturbed at
criticism life throws each time and persevering against all odds is a requisite
in achieving one's Zenith.
All
these, however, makes no sense when we neglect our duties and play deaf ears to
our responsibilities. These potentials, if bottled up and never unleashed,
poses a threat to our very existence, thus a clarion call.
Finally,
it is never too late to be what you want to be, to do what you ought to do and
positively affect lives around. Remember, it’s better late than never and you
can never have to recover from a good start. Shoot for the moon; if you miss
it, you will find your shot among the sTarS…Just believe…IT’S IN YOU........@WiseWrite
Thursday 25 June 2015
Aderemi...Episode 1{An Intriguing Story}....@WiseWrite
Aderemi!!!! Aderemi!!! Aderemi!!!! His mother called him
3times while entering the house and found Aderemi’s breakfast still lying on
the table at about 5pm….but he refused to respond! Aderemi!! She angrily opened
the door and met her only son still on bed sobbing!! Ha! You this boy, you want
to kill me? Ehnnn… what have I done to deserve this from you? Why will you
continue sobbing after 2weeks? Ehnn?? Please Oko mi (My Son in yoruba….) let all this my plea sink into you, don’t kill
yourself with unending tears, at least you know I don’t have anyone but you,
your father in the grave now will not be happy in heaven seeing you treating me
like this ehnn??? If that is what you like, continue, continue…” she started
sobbing with Aderemi. Aderemi turned after a while with his wet face and moved
close to her mother and embraced her, they both continued to sob in each other’s
arm, well wrapped. “I am so sorry Mother…..Aderemi uttered… you know I don’t really
want to do this, but I am so left with no choice, I can’t handle this, it is so
hard for me to consume mother…oh noo!!! I can’t bear this mother…..He wiped his
face and looked straight to his mother, with a strong grip of her shoulder…. He
echoed with slight aggression “Mother, I knew it, I said it, I know this will
end like this, and I warned you several times but you won’t listen to me…Oh
Mother, I hate to tell you this repeatedly, you are the cause of this…Ha! After
10 years??? 10 solid years!!!! Oh my God!!! He threw himself back to the bed
and cried profusely. His mother was still at the bed side whimpering……
….to be continued…
Wednesday 24 June 2015
My Name is DaYo.......@WiseWrite
My name is Dayo. I’m a typical Nigerian guy and I cherish my
Fridays a lot; I get to hang out with the sickest guys every Friday night and
secondly, It’s another escape from my nagging and boring wife. I get confused
sometimes on whether she’s my mother or my wife. Don’t get it twisted; I love
her pieces. It just gets complicated; like I wish we never got married…marriage
has turned her into something that doesn’t amuse me. I wish she was still the
adventurous, charming, high spirited lady I dated for five years.
A lot of people say it’s unethical for married guys to be
found in a club, but I wish everyone won’t be too quick to judge and understand
that people look for fun to run away from their problems; they just want to
breathe, like me.
I forgot to say that I work in Guarantee Trust Bank along
Lekki, I love my job and my job loves me, maybe it’s because I’m the senior
banking officer. lol.... This particular morning, a lady breezed into my
office. My heart raced faster because I had not sighted anything this beautiful
in a long while. She wasn’t the typical slender Barbie, in fact, she was a bit
chubby but her smile, cuteness and…I was tripped.
“Hi Good morning! Your ATM has swallowed my card!” She
laughed, unlike a typical customer that would ram you.
I just tried to form Boss laughter…
“Good morning, you know what? I’d personally make sure they
get it out for you, but not today. Can you wait till Monday?” I smiled
“GTB shaaa! OK, can I
just drop my number so you could call me up or just text when its ready so I
don’t come twice? Please? My name is Nancy” She blinked her eyes in a funny
way.
“Sure” I smiled
We exchanged numbers. What a lucky Friday....
So it was 10:00pm and I headed to the club…as usual my
friends were chilling for me. My wife had called a couple of times, I just
ignored it. She knows I’m never home Friday nights.
“Look at you!” I heard someone say. I raised my head and it
was the ATM lady-Nancy.
“Wow, look at you too!” I was surprised to see her but I was
happy I didn’t have to wait till Monday to see her again.
“Happy Friday!” She screamed because of the noise, “Wanna
dance?”
I didn’t even have the chance to answer, she already pulled
me to dance floor. I really suck at dancing but she helped me; she was a great
dancer! I had fun! At some point we decided to go to a private area and we
talked, ranging from work, business to personal life. I tried to hide my ring
as much as possible; I certainly didn’t want this to end now.
“You are a really wonderful lady. You are so interesting…any
guy would want to be with you all day” I said.
“I wasn’t always like this but I have learned the hard way
that life is just too short to be sad” she sang
Then her phone rang…
“Hey baby! Yeah I’m at the private lounge, I’d like you to
meet someone…alright boo” she talked excitedly as usual.
I was in shock until this tall handsome man walks up to her
and kisses her.
“You were late. Meet Dayo; I met him this morning, he’s
helping with your ATM I told you got swallowed and Dayo this is my B to the O-O,”
she laughed “Meet my husband Kolade, we only come here to dance every fortnight
Friday; away from work, stress and kids.”
“Wow, a pleasure” I managed to shake him
Then she stood now excitedly holding her husband’s arms.
“Why don’t we invite Dayo for Mimi’s 16th birthday tomorrow?” Her husband said
they have kids too? How long have they been married and they look like a couple
just dating!
“Silly me, please come for my second daughter’s 16th tomorrow. It would be an
honor” She brought out an I.V from her purse.
I began to feel so ashamed of myself…this was another guy like me, getting
it....
right with one woman.
I collected the I.V and promised to be there.
“See you tomorrow! Have you had something to eat Kolade?”
she talked and dragged her husband along.
They left and I kept staring at the thin air like I had seen
a ghost. They come just to dance together every fortnight Fridays? Why didn’t I
think of that! Temi loves to dance…she also likes long walks, she loves to
talk…she loves jazz music, there’s this vivid picture I have of me putting her
hand on my chest when we danced at a jazz club on our first year anniversary…I
found myself typing all the things I knew Temi loved to do on my Ipad and I
realized I had denied her of all…I had made her the old woman she acts.
What on earth was I doing here! I didn’t even tell my
friends goodbye, I walked out of the club into my Jaguar. Temi’s call came
through and I picked at first ring.
“Temi?” My heart raced
“I know you are not coming home…”
“I am, stay up so we can gist. Been a while” I decided to do
everything on that list and to even add many more for the rest of my lifetime
with her.
“Are you alright?” She was shocked I suppose
“And I’d like us to go for a birthday party tomorrow. I want
you to meet this amazing couple”
“You sound different Dayo”
“Maybe I’m different”
“Don’t say it! don’t say it! when you come we will gist very well” she laughed
She laughed!!! In just that laughter that I hadn’t heard in a while, she
sounded like the lady I married six years ago…
THE END
Tuesday 23 June 2015
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