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Memories Of My Puerility




Time flies like a wild fly
Rapid growth washed away my early recreation
My alter-egos have neglected the old bond
Who will rewind the time?

Epochs of creativity
I built clay and sandy house
I am creative with my recreation
Even my invented inventory inspired my career
I am glad to see my creativity
What will inspired my heart?

Our family play is awesome
We acted like real family
We allured ourselves and feed our jaw with sand
I sliced my leaflet into currency
I care not about the pain that elders will inflicted me
B'cause My will is fulfilled.


Era of hunting insect and birds
I hunted for butterfly like bush-meat
I destroyed innocent nest of birds
I tend to keep them yet I hurt them  
My love kill them 
Who will rewind the time?


Days of dancing in the rain 
With my rip pants, I have no shame
My love for rain made me to wet the mat
my blanket suffered oceans of rain that I rained.

Memories of gifted gifts
When My mom bought okirika for me,
I wear it like rich kid
My friends are eager to see it
So am I when my friends brought their new gift.

How can I forget the great instrumentalist?
Singing my nursery rhymes in the evening
Neighbours are scared of my presence at home
they named me "Ayanwale"
Yet I never seized to stop drumming and singing;
It's indeed era of great instrumentalist.


Era of mollycoddle
Crying when in the prison cloth
My momma stuck junks in my lunch box
And stuck sweet in my mouth
whenever I cried, I found Sweetness in my mucus
I licked it delightful
Who will coddle a grown man? 


Memories of my Puerility
My heart is dying to have you back
To have era of freedom and love
Era of great inventor from my childhood
Oh dear epoch!
when shall you come back?

 

    

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