ALES OF ALIMA
ALIMA WAS MY SISTER,
I NEVER KNEW SHE WAS MY MOTHER,
THOUGH I HAVE A BROTHER,
WHO’S NAME IS HARUNA,
WE ARE FROM KADUNA,
BUT HIS STATE OF MIND RESTS IN GHANA.
SHE AGREED WITH HER FATHER
TO DELIVER ME IN CHINA,
AND LIED ABOUT THE CONNECTED WIRE
.THOUGH SHE APPEARS LIKE A LIAR,
SHE SAID SHE DID THAT TO PREVENT A FIRE.
A MAN CALLED AND Molested HER,
SHE WASN’T EVEN CLOSE TO A TEENAGER.
HE VIEWED THE PROTECTED INNER.
SHE BECAME PREGNANT WITH NO LIVER.
SHE HAS NO MOTHER TO CALL HER A DAUGHTER.
HER FATHER WAS ASHAMED AND HE LEFT THE VILLA.
SECONDS FLEW HIGH AND SHE BECAME BIGGER.
I WAS TALL BUT SHE WAS TALLER.
I LOVED THE WAYS OF THE NIGGA.
BUT SHE CORRECTED ME LIKE A TEACHER.
I WAS ANGRY BUT WEAKER.
SHE SIGHTED ME HER MEAL WHEN I SAW HUNGER.
WHY WOULD SHE? IS IT BECAUSE AM YOUNGER.
WELL I HAVE TO BOTHER, SO I STARTED TO PONDER.
FLOWS MUCH LIKE A RIVER.
THOUGHTS COMING UP AS IF AM A PRODUCER.
I TRIED TO FIND AN ANSWER. SO I WENT TO INDIA.
TO MEET A SPIRITUAL MASTER.
WHO IS ALSO AN ANSWER FINDER.
TOLD ME I SHOULD LEAVE HIS BORDER,
AND GO TO ANAMBRA.
TO MEET A GREAT IDIBIA.
THAT HAS TWO FACE AND HE HIS ON TWITTER.
MY CONFUSION IS CLOSE TO A SPIRAL.
NO SOLUTION, I RETURN HOME LOOKING THINNER.
MY SO CALLED SISTER SHOUTED AND LECTURED ME LIKE A SEMINAR.
NOT TO LEAVE HOME WITH NO FORM OF LETTER.
AM CLOSE TO A MAN AND SHE IS CLOSE TO A MAMA.
BUT I NEED TO BE SERIOUS AND NOT A JOKER.
LUCKILY FOR ME I MET A PROPHET CALLED COKER.
AND SHE TOLD ME MY SISTER TRUE NAME IS RITA AND NOT ALIMA.
I WAS BAFFLED BUT EAGER.
TO KNOW MORE AND SHE THEN FURTHERD TO TELL ME WHAT WAS HIDDEN UNDER.
THEN I KNEW I WAS NOT BORN BY MY GRANDFATHER WHO WAS A SINGER.
I THANKED HER AND WENT HOME IN ANGER.
MY SO CALLED SHE WAS SCARED AND CRIED TO THE OUTTER.
SHE EXPLAINED WITH NO BLUNDER.
I WAS SPEECHLESS WITH NO GRAMMER.
I WISHED I HAD A DAGGER.
TO KILL THE MAN WHO Molested HER AND FLEW TO CUBA
I THEN FORGIVED AND POSTPONED THE OTHER QUESTIONS LATER.
NOW I HAVE FOUND AN ANSWER
BUT WAIT A MINUTE AM JUST DREAMING, SHE IS MY TRUE SISTER AM JUST A DREAMER.

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