The Bayelsa, My Country.

And it bothers me.

And it bothers me,

Why we let their knives pierce through our skin?

Why we let them reach a meeting point with our hearts.

They forcefully take us, they enslave us,

They make us live in the worst manner ever,

As long as that manner falls best for them.

But wait, is this really for the people? By the people and of the people?

Oh wait, wait!

I think I know what this means,

Democracy. "My bad",

It's DEMO-CRAZY.

Their crazy stupid acts of amassing all that's on their path in excess.

Their crazy stupid branded lies they tell us every four years,

They call it "Ambition" and "Promises".

They take it all and give us nothing,

They call it rich vs poor.

My fathers of the past,
Didn't fight for "The Glory of all Lands" to be in a shambolic state it is now than it was back in their days.

I, a mortal being born of modern heritage,

In a region walked on by fathers of the past.

Who fought for a country with a coat of arms,

With an eagle that prides itself the strength of a nation,

Bestowed with dignity from two horses representing the personification of an individual.

It's only right we walk on fertile soils walked on by heroes of the past,

They were the revelation of the truth.

With sayings of unity and faith, peace and progress flusters an individual like myself,

If my Great Bayelsa and Country,

Worthy of patriotism from its people is really united in peace and making progress by faith.

One thing for sure, two things for certain,

Heroes of the past gon cringe in agony,

Our disappointment gon speak the loudest in their world.

I write this to let Major Isaac Boro know his good fight for his people wasn't in vein,

You laid a very solid foundation for we the Ijaws,

A true inspiration for your people.

Ain't no letting you down sir,

Be proud wherever you are and best believe we would get to the promise land.

My grandmother always used to tell me,

You must change your environment and surrounding before trying to change anything else.

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Happy Birthday To Me.

Seeing how far I've come, I've got to say thank you Mom. From being the thing you hoped for, Now being the thing I hope for. This is me saying a happy birthday to me, And a multitude Thanks, to you mom. You are my saving grace, You both, I can't imagine where I'd be without you both. At age 22 I still cry to you, Well I did the other day on the phone, How I called you randomly and told you about how much I've missed and still miss Grandma, And you understood each tear. It's my birthday today, As I transit into that Jordan age. And even though the spot light shines on me today, I also take this time to appreciate you, Make my spot light yours. And even if there's no one there to glamour at your spot light, I'd be your exceeding crowd to wonder on your wonders. As a gentleman you've raised, You've always told me how a king should let his queen have the spot light. Your number one button I push...

Heaven's Angel

Countless dreams of heaven, I’ve had but never get to see the big picture in motion. She oozes of heritage that gives life, One that gives life to the dying and eternity to the living. She is of Selah, worthy to behold, You’re not of human that crown queen, But, Of goddess that make gods. I wonder what she thinks of me? I’m having not to jump the gun and move faster than my shadow. I doubt she even knows this? I doubt she even knows what she’s worth? Does she have the problem of the coloured girl? How do you define a black woman’s worthiness to herself? Perhaps I’m the missing piece for her realisation. I often say this but this time I feel it different. I hope she knows I want someone to talk to and listens, As it goes vice-versa, making for deep-level interactions. What is biology without chemistry? I crave telepathy interactions, I’m ready to risk it all again to have this. What is a bond without elasticity? And if I yet again l...

Untitled.

See every time we went out, Everyone noticed you and kept me at bay, Like I wasn't there. I hate when it happens. I know you're well known across these lands And I'm just a foreigner, On Strangers tide. Often time, I'll play the buster girl, Doing the who is? Call me crazy, Call me jealous, I call me greedy, But all I wanted was, The strings of our heartbeat in perfect accordance, To an unheard melody. All of you, And all that was in your heart was my desire, Felt like it was too much to ask. I know I had gone astray, And I needed a second chance. Who doesn’t? It looked hard, everything was against me, Even my own shadow was. The face I thought that shinned brightest, Couldn't create a spark during my dark times. Guess I figured why I was mostly kept at bay, Just a little too late. We were untitled.

Devante

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