Queen Of Ilu Titun (New Land) Poem by Oluwatosin Thomas

Ariyike, Apeke,
The only whose dinky skin baffles me.
Aduke, Asake, Abeke,
The young charming princess of our village,
Whose pink lips encolds my heart.
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Under the moonlight night,
When the elders shed the tales of Ijapa and Yanibo,
Your face dazzles like diamonds,
Even the elders could not unfold.
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Lagelu, the great hunter,
Submits bush meats just for a flash of your pretty smile.
Aduni, Molasade, Olamipe,
The just very lady whose back side echoes in my ears.
At the sight of her,
A downpour of cold on my manless nature.
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Koroshin Duduosun,
Ewawumi, Adumadan,
Pretty among beauties,
The definition beyond man's encyclopedia.
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THOMAS OLUWATOSIN
TEE-THOMAS (Fearless Lines)