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Mar 2023
The ones that bore me,
They are now no more,
The rest by each other,
They look on, unaware;

The past few moons,
For me have been tempestuous,
Navigating economy subtleties,
Around the harshness of present realities;

Sometimes my heart protests,
Send me a-clutching,
Reminds me in no mean terms,
Each beat is to pampered and nurtured;

Looking around me,
Is there anything lacking,
Yes, certainly there are,
And of course plenty to be grateful for;

So, laying here with my thoughts,
The moonshine barely casting a shadow,
Ticking closer, every second by every minute,
Toward the hour of hearty returns.
I'll be forty-three tomorrow March 14. Those that genuinely celebrate this day, both are no more, but I  make do with the ones here with me reminding me life is only for the living.
Dada Olowo Eyo
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Dada Olowo Eyo  NIGERIA
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