Throw me back to the 60s

When Roy Chicago and his rhythm dandies ridiculed you

You were in vogue like unclothedness is today

Your reign marked the opening era for the then fashion enthusiast

You were the Brazilian hair of that age

A hair-do that symbolized affluence

At a time my young country was just socially evolving

You stood as the identification figure for the ariya nation

Your mound high on the head of your carrier like a clutter of poles

Standing tall like a dawn erection

Each time I see you

On my grandmother’s head, inside her antique collection folder

I imagine how much buzz you’d garnered back then

Just like your descendants are doing now

Let’s hope your sequels would look as symbolic as you were then

Our beloved skyscraper

- Rotimi Daramola

Originally published on https://penastory.com/2016/01/14/onile-gogoro-skyscraper/

Chai all this for kiko.
Really nice