Olusegun Sotade Poems

If bonce of the rich is seduced by oodles of ideas,
the pauper's is mesmerized with more of it to ponder.
Prince's birth is not different from that of the slave,
so will the corpse of both the rich and poor end in grave.
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The past is not deprived of its events
resting in the bosom of bygone valley,
carved in rigid love craftily decent
like the gulp graciously landing at sea port of belly.
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If a book not judged by the way is outwardly covered,
how much more should human not be judged by the skin offered?
Perception of wrong judgement in roll over
from generation to generation as proselytized hangover.
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Bowed head in worship of statue is the fate
of the biggest fool to idol he made.
Foolishness that outweighs gauge in full shade
is the shame incurred for being subjected to idols his hands create.
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A gorgeously dressed 'tears' in unknown fears.
How dare you abseil my cheek-beards
in horror of cheers my rictus is smothered to share?
It is clear to glare how bitter your wares are.
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After few months of work at Internationally Partnered Training Centre from the 1st of June,2009 with my OCP,
you joined as a university graduate and nymphet of VIP.
I couldn't express my love feelings at the thought of your father's friendship with my boss,
but the rift which emerged like volcanic eruption made me to woo you by force.
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A sudden fault halted a nymphet's automobile from going forth
in the sombre of the night's default she could not avoid.
There is no penny in the vault - what an insult
for a lady of VIP worth to have found herself in a situation money couldn't sort.
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It is heavy not to envy the harmony of loving ants.
So we need to harry ourselves in hurry for helping hands.
Isn't it funny the levy we pay for every pant
we exert in isolated valley to bury the ordained unity-bind?
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Dear Nigeria, The Giant of Africa.
How bitter are the tears caused by barriers
that make you slobber in slumber
of slough in which fertile areas buried their careers?
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Speed of light is not for race
but to spread illumination through which darkness is erased,
so that the truth covered by shadow be raised
in clear gleam before peoples' face.
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