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  • The two of you with manhood, pendulums at the centre of your U
    Between your legs lie your lying brains maybe may be May
    Your birth is May then death day may be another Friday of your 'feBuahri'
    And your day(s) are close away your way(s) I'll feint till you faint
    Taint with putrid saint, put and rid saint your argument, your celibate success rated into some fallen caliphate
    Are shamefully fine yet to yourselves you seem fine but you are not fine very fine
    And you are 'you' who's not worth a 'were' but 'was' as I in condescending surge
    Of muse then condemn the damn inside your con
    The sickly delirious argue inside your argument as its -ment is not Christ-ment - you two are no Christ-men
    Christ-men even are: rather fat or fined, rich like Richard or screeching, possessed like ogrish Mitch
    In success or sickness, in plenty or penury which peppers like pepper
    In knowledge or foolishness, on curse badge or topping of Guinness gee!
    In loss or... or... or lost with lust or thieves thieving thieves things at all cost
    Hellenic pinchers in Jews who don't pay their thiths
    Snakes who eat the millions or the mighty money munching machine monkeys in zoo
    All the worst sins since are better than these sick sons, Christ-men
    Good Christ ians don't make noise of their spirit worth, angels skank  loud their ought South-North
    Their mellow spirits remain down in their dearly deeds and earth goes soften for their legs to gain and gain again and again

    You are not close to an apostle but faking taking iyán done of their mortar and pestle, òṣì.
    You are a shame with your game of wanting fame with noisy religious kettle
    You and you are yaw and yaw - filth to the cross and disgrace to the course
    For you have both sworn not to change, you are devil's by force.

    ©Jodekss Feb/27/2018 5:06 PM

    Two Fake Christ-men by Jodekss




  • Have you ever been in love?
    I have
    With a perfect maiden
    A queen of goddesses
    Who I met in my dreams.

    There was so much light
    A silhouette of her figure
    That's all I saw.

    I drowned in her intoxicating eyes
    It was the paradise I've wished for
    She vowed to give me all her heart
    Where nature is beautiful
    Where God lives.

    Now I'm awake
    My love faded with the night
    No! Those feelings were real.

    It turned me into a voyager
    I've sailed from West to the North
    Scouted the city of Paris and Rome
    To Taj Mahal - the Mausoleum in Agra
    Even Greece.

    To all ladies I come across
    I repeat what I first told her
    "Let's talk about love."

    None replied well
    The voice sounded harsh
    Not one matched her smile
    Even her voluptuous breast
    To worsen it - her swinging waist.

    I'm now a prisoner of love
    Still waiting to be freed
    By the queen of my heart.

    ©Damilola Kareem

    Prisoner of love by Damimola Kareem




  • I know a young bloke,
    Whose personality is two,
    One is known by all folk,
    The other is known by two.

    His first person is arresting,
    A charisma worthy of emulation,
    Many pray for his kind of blessing,
    Even if it is just by some portion.

    The other one is dirty,
    Nay! It is an act that is odd!
    For man not to call him petty,
    He hid it from all - except GOD.

    Which one really qualifies him?
    The one he flaunts or hides?
    Ain't no plain as they seem,
    Cos you're to look at all sides.

    He was a victim of rage,
    Caused by nature and society,
    Opened to horror at a young age,
    And survival made him lose piety.

    He doggedly hunted for tutelage,
    Eledumare granted his wishes,
    He mutated into a money sage,
    And life got rosy without hitches,

    He knows all man will go sour,
    To find out about a deified tycoon,
    Who steals at night to help the poor,
    With a hood that's used as a cocoon.

    Now, which one qualifies him?
    The one he flaunts or hides?
    Ain't no plain as they seem,
    Cos you're to look at all sides.

    Damilola Kareem
    #D_Scripter
    © 2017

    ROBIN HOOD by Damimola Kareem





  • Do you know?
    That I,
    Love,
    You.

    Thou! junoesque that bewitches souls;
    With a waist that twerks and dances,
    To your two juicy bouncing breasts,
    I've fallen into thy trap - I'm enchanted.

    You're all I breathe to live,
    In the universe where I live,
    You're the CarbonIVoxide,
    Filling the ambience at all side.

    The 26 English alphabet has broken,
    It couldn't form a single adjective,
    One that can qualify your beauty,
    One that can describe your totality.

    You're my daily dosage,
    Which makes my heart ache less,
    A vitamin that builds my immune,
    To which I'm completely addicted.

    I'll tour cities of love only with you,
    From Venice; Paris; Prague; Lisbon,
    To Vienna; Seville; Buenos Aires,
    And finally Rome - Home of Venus.

    I'll take you to the shore of Red Sea,
    Where I'll actualize my deepest fantasy,
    With my God given swinging rod,
    I'll split your ocean - Just like Moses.

    I'll pierce hard deep into your holes,
    Like David's sword entered Goliath,
    I'll make you produce long moans,
    Sensual enough to make nature cum.

    I'll caress you with my warm tongue,
    Giving you an erotic fellatio experience,
    Sanitising your fleshy secret temple,
    Till your liquid flows.

    I'll do all that amuses you,
    Cuddle you all through the night,
    Be your amour in time of war,
    Raise with you amazing children.

    I'll tell you to the world,
    Just like the preached gospel,
    All this and more I'll do,
    Because - I Love You.

    Damilola Kareem.
    #D_Scripter
    ©2018

    Queen of my heart by Damimola Kareem






  • This late night rain on earth
    Persisted like the angel of death
    Deprived my soul of a warm breath
    Still not forgetting to wet my starched shirt.

    The darkness became thicker
    With the weather making me shiver
    My candle never stopped to flicker
    With my blue sweater on, I still quiver.

    I feel so lonely
    Night like this can make one unholy
    My heart raced to God like a trolley
    Which prevented me from acting folly.

    I don't have memories of a night like this
    Those with me were one with creamy teas
    Made for me by my uncle after his tease
    Calling me a bad cook as we passed the trees.

    Nothing last for long
    I remembered him to be strong
    Always advising me when I do wrong
    He is gone but my heart remember his song.

    I feel nothing again
    The loud sound that filled my ear was of a train
    What is visible is a plantation of grain
    Dream! The reasonable answer to this is plain.

    The crow of the cock woke me
    Rays of the sun is what I see
    A new dawn present itself as I pee
    Whispering that the best day is ahead if I agree.

    Damilola Kareem
    #D_Scripter
    ©2017

    A new dawn by Damimola Kareem






  • In a world where life is transient,
    Clock ticking without a break,
    Only a twin option is open to man,
    Of which he has no control over.

    I'll live long like Methuselah,
    Stay around till the skin wrinkle,
    Enjoy the scenery till age kills the eyes,
    Life may support the notion, maybe not.

    I'll spend only a little time,
    For earth is an unfriendly host,
    Who dismisses her guest at a glance,
    Life may support the notion, maybe not.

    Existence is like a rolling dice,
    A game of luck and chance.
    That surprisingly favors the disliked,
    That surprisingly deserts the cherished.

    Time has failed generations,
    So it should be watched closely,
    Before death calls you to the bar,
    Remember to give the world a scar.

    Impact and not age is the measure,
    For no one knows tomorrow,
    To wait till 30/40 to achieve a dream,
    Is the greatest joke you should avoid.

    Realisation may not tally with the goal,
    Variance may be adverse or favorable,
    Half bread is better than none they say,
    Your few quota will help grow the world.

    Two example is enough to reflect,
    Sankara of Burkina Faso died at 37,
    Adolf Hitler left at the age of 56,
    Both we remember - in different ways.

    Write not your name on the sands,
    Pen it on mountains and pure stones,
    Where water and air cannot wash it off,
    Where all can be awed by your impact.

    Damilola Kareem.
    #D_Scripter
    ©2018.

    T. I. M. E by Damilola Kareem


  • Oh rejoice Ay, rejoice for
    blessings fill the skies painting 'em blue and pink
    As the hands of winds wave goodbye hash weather for you
    As kind kings and queens have come to pay you homage
    With packs of gifts in their diamond carts
    Gifts from the king of kings and Lord of lords
    Gifts of joy and happiness
    Of long life without one strife
    Of monies and sweet memories
    And then another gifts in one letter sealed
    Break the seal as it is full of peace AY mide
    Rejoice and dance like never before
    Thrust your behind forwards and backwards like never before
    Thanks for being there like never before
    Thanks for caring like never before
    Thank your parent[s] for their services like never before
    Happy birthday happy lovely fine girl, o ya dance ya photos with your pinafore!
    ©Jodekss (っ´▽`)っ ♥

    Happy birthday dear Ayomide



  • Two sweet coconuts in love with their feet so ridiculous still as sweet as their waters inside
    For what keeps the space between us yet are the shells which keep our virginity's with pride.
    Jodekss Gloatkenf

    Couplet




  • Fears have crawled around now as they would with their troubling surge
    And US hands only be this fearful 'cause life's uncertainties
    They are old and have tried - parents fear less now- their colleagues had died
    But I am sound like an hound and my colleagues forms = vibrant and hot
    Yet, our fears to one side, our strengths to the other
    We shall ace... the game - we are hopes ourselves and a faithful children of God.
    ©Jodekss Feb/19/2018 2:33 PM

    Sextet




  • Visit (the needy and thirsty selves with love letting love lead
    All (you need giving is your heart as you'd your girl or guy
    L💗nely (people in lots lie in dirt scavenging to survive you know right?!
    Entities, (whose hopes have long long shattered even tho' they've tried
    Needing; (minds they are - go and cause 'em joy in gifts
    Teach ('em forbearance and give 'em scholarships)
    Inspirati💜n (as life's ridiculous rhymes spoilt here there their salt
    N' (give 'em one bone for fluffy meat n' tattered cloth for regalia
    Encouragement (should fill your mouth and bliss should your hug mean today).

    ©Jodekss Feb/14/2018 8:11 AM

    VALENTINE means by Jodekss



  • Visit (the needy and thirsty selves with love letting love lead
    All (you need giving is your heart as you'd your girl or guy
    L💗nely (people in lots lie in dirt scavenging to survive you know right?!
    Entities, (whose hopes have long long shattered even tho' they've tried
    Needing; (minds they are - go and cause 'em joy in gifts
    Teach ('em forbearance and give 'em scholarships)
    Inspirati💜n (as life's ridiculous rhymes spoilt here there their salt
    N' (give 'em one bone for fluffy meat n' tattered cloth for regalia
    Encouragement (should fill your mouth and bliss should your hug mean today).

    ©Jodekss Feb/14/2018 8:11 AM

    VALENTINE means by Jodekss

  • Good garbage groaning but still burnt of the matches it holds
    By the fame it had had from the stench - it scolds
    The effects it throws from the heart so cold
    With the ways it rays, unlike no man's ever told
    And the works it does from its mind reeking of filth
    Loaded with junks, maggotted cans of milk, children's teeth
    Swollen sheaves alongside chisels for cutting 'em
    No poverty person can pass but those stainers on helm
    With pale-some face, burning countenance soaked bloods on in
    Pains they shield within and laughed well the other day in inn
    Ways past their houses give good merits as they share rice
    On the inside lies curious cry's, people's money sacked thrice
    The garbage remains receptive yet
    Its stench might slaughter but
    Containers will live to choose soon another set.

    ©Jodekss Feb/12/2018 4:46 AM

    Government & Garbages by Jodekss

  • I heard footsteps,
    Clanging on the ground,
    In a rhythm that could doze the ears,
    But the eyes recoiled upon realizing it was armed men in Khaki,
    Looking stern and unagreeable.

    And then I heard voices that sojourned from afar,
    Knocking, on the mission to relay the screams of help! Help!! Help!!!
    The air itches, atmosphere scares,
    Only iron hand from above could help, As all heads in the know of terror sang the song of asylum.

    I heard blood running from the point of deaths that littered the ground, to meet with the blood from the other side at a spot to make the stream where the dead took their last bath.

    WE heard a sound of resolved walks, hurrying closer in confidence of guns ready to resume obeying the grim reaper's orders;

    But the fears it exerted proved futile, having been overcome by aggrieved and gnawing will that sprang from differing hearts and with gallantry of the stormed trees, the wind was trampled under the faith of unity of ascending savanna.

    ©Olaitan

    Helpless Atmosphere by Olaitan




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  • She said she said she is not saying what she said
    Well I said I said I'll say what I would have said
    They say they said we both have to say what we said
    What we said we said we all need to say we said as said
    You said I said we need not to say what we didn't want to say?
    You also said she said she said what we say should really be what we will always want to say
    Thus this is what I want to say which I'll say I say whenever you ask me to say
    Always say what you want to say whenever right to say what you want to say
    And always say you will say what you have said again whenever asked to say what you have said
    Say what you said as said and they/we will one day say what you'll always say is the right say as said.

    ©Jodekss 2018

    Say by Jodekss



  • She said she said she is not saying what she said
    Well I said I said I'll say what I would have said
    They say they said we both have to say what we said
    What we said we said we all need to say we said as said
    You said I said we need not to say what we didn't want to say?
    You also said she said she said what we say should really be what we will always want to say
    Thus this is what I want to say which I'll say I say whenever you ask me to say
    Always say what you want to say whenever right to say what you want to say
    And always say you will say what you have said again whenever asked to say what you have said
    Say what you said as said and they/we will one day say what you'll always say is the right say as said.

    ©Jodekss 2018

    On this day



  • Like whirlwinds they wailed, with weight on their loin, they moaned softly,
    They sighed as they wiped the sweat mixed with blood off their foreheads, shaking heads in empty sense of direction;
    The plaintive voices of the masses heard from distant land, whose bellies are filled with rueful melodies piled into a song which they mumbled in somber note.

    As hopes were ambushed, torn into shreds, by the vultures,
    Men broken, women tethered, by the Persia's tyrant,
    Determined famine maned the solitary coast,
    The peasants' sweat smelled in puddles of blood,
    A deluge of black blood rumbled in their heated veins,
    Agony stationed on their foreheads,
    Fury and storms all pocketed by nightmares as it tolls all around.

    How will the jackals feel the grunts, fragrant miseries in the land, and cries in the market place when predating is the means of survival, to them? Vultures munch on the carcasses as they raid for more except they are pressed to the ground by fretfully disgruntled million of minions with blood of rebels too truculent to sit and watch emaciated babies grow too to the onerous subversion by robbers in office.


    © Olaitan

    The gnashing grassroots trampled by Olaitan




  • For ages
    my weary eyes have watched Sages mount stages
    lit up dull faces
    freed others from mind cages
    and touched lives in different places
    with lines from their pondering pages;
    But who'll teach me poetry?

    Their powerful punchy puns are so full of actions
    Giving me an unequal and attracting reaction unlike Newton's laws,
    it gives new things to ponder upon till I begin to wonder
    Who'll will teach me this poetry.

    How they do it I do not know
    They'll tell you how trees waved and danced at a passing wind
    Which made the cloud sad and heavy
    That it began to weep upon a broken land.

    In utmost perplexity, my ability to replay how they play with words
    Is a reality of complexity in simplicity.
    "A good bard is one who hates to love what is bad".
    How well they take pleasure in the pain of a person
    Who has no one to teach him poetry.

    Day after day, I hear of mystical mysteries
    Of how their pens bled to the death of a man who bled to death
    In the hands of death who came to earth in form of another man.
    They fought back, spilling the blood of their pens for spilled blood.
    It was war for war as they punctured silence with the nib.

    They say poetry is life
    A part of nature, a path to happiness.
    That's why their rhymes flow like the Rivers
    Soar high like the eagle and roar like the Lion.
    They'll spice up words with aroma ascending like sweet smelling savor
    That's why I can't wait
    for who'll teach me poetry.

    They say it's art
    An act of painting pictures with words
    Which soothens the heart like an alluring Collogue with delightful impact;
    But it'll be an act of injustice
    If there's no one to teach me this poetry.

    © Jerome Okeme

    WHO'LL TEACH ME POETRY?

  • Shinin' Lion showin' as interior décor - for guise and herbs'd wait
    The same Caliban's should cooperate lest we would be joined separate
    But as the god of my own domains be to be ruled
    All the canines seen and the glittering claws can't be fooled
    They cut vices and grimly guise via lightworking for'll come the Cross
    Besides beside'd be Beryl bringin' forth goodnesses in cubs multiplyin' plus three times us.

    ©Jodekss 2018

    You know right!


  • Many of 'em young, dreamt of house of gold
    For so our fathers and mothers did then:
    They hoped long and tried long till old
    Their dreams not achieved as they dwell in den
    They pine unfulfilled on fallen cold and dry trees apart
    They regret as they are singing they'd tried their part
    Now we are their beauties, young and agile
    Full of dreams of golden cities taking mile
    Full of hope and guts with our girls beside
    Would we ables get this as we begin to sit to stride?
    We are furious, curious and confused so much
    We want our offsprings see us achieved when on crutch
    We want all our own dreams come to pass if possible
    May God help us all as we departing class; it's plausible.
    ©Jodekss 2018

    Dreamers by Jodekss

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