Compatriot,
don’t judge me
Your
heart is evil like the ugly figure pentagon
Undress
me in public, if you
wish be a hexagon
You
can’t do what I did;
Your
jealousy is cool so splendid.
If I
were born British,
I would’ve
been called Shakespeare
Bcoz I
am Gambian, all I do is speak God in trade-fairs
But you
know life is not fair,
But my
brain is so clear.
The Illuminatti can
kill me with a spear
Chinua
Achebe my granny said:
‘’If you
don’t like someone's story, write your own’’
My shoe
size don’t match your pair.
Your Satanic ink is dry
Hastily
in writing you mean to fly
The
barrel of my pen you can’t repair
Villain ( The Illuminati)!
You
don’t know me,
So don’t judge me.
My birth
is not your dead
‘N my dead is not your birth
But you
are as blind as a bat.
Don’t be
blind-folded,
Mandela
is dead-
Achebe
is gone,
Shakespeare
was only a pre-eminent English poet ‘n playwright
Can’t
you read my rhymes?
Recreated
like a Christian born-again
I am a
slave of God,
Not
Satan’s author or writer.
In Secret Societies you wrote your manuscripts
To be a
BESTSELLER
Or a
PRIZE-WINNER
I don't desire fame or wealth
I don’t
care the mistakes in my books
Their
contents are wisdom above your looks
Sufficient
is Allah for me enough proof
I don’t
need the Nobel Prize for Literature
Bcuz I am God’s literary critic in Literature
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