Wednesday, 3 August 2016

THE AVERAGE NIGERIAN




Wakes up to a Monday blue
                                              Knowing by five he must be through                      
Because he knows just one thing is true
Clock in after eight and your stay is due


Works tirelessly for fear of sack
For finance is something not to lack
Leaves the office by eight and heads to park
And gets home only when it's dark


Wakes again but happy for the day
For the day he knows is a Friday
Sings a song and dance to the play
Gosh!! It feels like a birthday


Work is closed and off he goes
One bottle down and so his woes
Steps on the dance floor and dance to the flows
So many around and they dance in twos


Leaves by two and maybe in two
Lives alone so no one to explain to
Up on the bed to rest or to..
Whatever, it's between the two


Unlike work, church can wait
Better still, he can be late
Carnal desires first to sate
And God can be placed on another date


The man of God anyway doesn’t care
His soul may perish but his money so dear
The end is near and death to fear
His cross alone to bear.

2 comments:

  1. Hm, The man silently tells how his day is spent, of all the words so quickly rent. Such is the rant so put in a poem, is the average you spent in a week so firm.

    Don't Mind me ooo, the poem got the best of me that I used it to mimic you. Still as great as I know you to be.

    You, the Poem and the Average Nigerian!

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