'Pants Down For A Wizard Of Words' Poem by Meshack Dasco

'Pants Down For A Wizard Of Words'



What did you see:
A grey-haired seer?
A time-worn looking grandpa?
A founder of what all 'raws' called cultism?


Wherefore we nag the great for being great
When we beckon the heavenlies to help us great?


Again what did you see?
A poet laureate, with ikonic proof of a genius?
A troubadours, with similitude of an oracle?
An 'Ijegba' educationist, with wit wholly within?


Wherefore do we laud a great man?
For the great begets the great and the young, grey-haired shall be, someday!

Blessed Natal Day, Kongi - Bàbá èwe. Live on
to see God!

*** An eulogy dedicated to WS@80 ***

Thursday, July 17, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Friendship
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Prof. Wole Soyinka birthday. A poem dedicated to him. The great Nigerian Nobel laureate.
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Meshack Dasco

Meshack Dasco

Minna, Niger-State
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