A Long time ago, I was far from home, Far from good food, company and familiar sights. I was washing my bike, Hoping for my neighbor's sweet daughter to come out on her Balcony Light up my day with her sweet smile My neighbor My landlady, Had a family of six Beautiful daughters, Who had no father This churned my heart I went soft for this family But had no Intention to ruin Disrupt their peace Nor interfere In their daily lives I kept my feelings bottled in steel but smiled Good naturedly at them all and stood guard against any male that threatened their gentle citadel They treated me with snacks and their gentle smiles like I was the Orphan and I was well fed with my sacred relationship But their smiles created pangs in my young heart which good breeding stifled with iron hand Until one day I espied my contractor make eyes at the oldest This enraged me Lit a fire (I thrashed the man Ah, the strength of youth Knows no bounds) into an inch of his life till he begged for mercy. This fell on the ears of my superiors who in their enthusiasm to please their clients had me transferred 2000 kms from home I waved goodbye with tears in my eyes my six angels and their guardian who had grown to like me as well, That day I swore that no girl child would come to harm under my watch without her will and some times even with her will when her delicate youth made her stray into harms path I would slay the dragon of temptation at the cost of my reputation among friends of being a Casanova I wear my disguise well To Please God and Man.