Thoughts of a Graduate of Life: The Wandering Wonderings of a Simple Mind " Perplexities"
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I wonder what you are thinking of right now as you are reading this.. hey it doesn't really matter but one thing is certain whatever the reason i can tell you that this book is fitting. It is a collection of poems that bears empathy and commaradry to everyday situations across various works of life Thoughts of a graduate of life is figuratively alluring and mind burgling engaging. Its relevance transcends the boundaries of background and status in a grand quest of solidarity and company. Thoughts of a grduate of life is truly a master piece that aims to reconcile feelings with reasoning in an unconventional manner ever so slightly suggestive and challenging. It is a must read that can be read in a day, a most indispensable accessory for its feeling of openness, passion and sharing. Thoughts of graduate of life is an indepth emotional journey of a man at a crossroads, his awe of life; its inequalities and balancing. The pursuit of happiness and fulfilment here on read and graduate from life.....
Godson. Omozuwa
Godson .O is a motivational speaker, freelance writer and a poet. He spend his spare time mentoring and conselling in an anonymous group with member of all ages. He enjoys reading a wide range of subjects and currently live in Reading in the southeast of England.
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Thoughts of a Graduate of Life - Godson. Omozuwa
1
YOUR WAY { DEDICATION }
You don’t have to ask
Anywhere I would go
I will follow you all the way
Gone out the way to make my way
Slave to a way
No guarantee to pay
Not even a moment’s laze
No time to waste
Way gone out of your way
My way to lay straight
My way your way
Name a price,
What! Could I pay?
For such prize
There is no bail
But if only this little,
With pleasure, I will lay your way
It would be no task
Yes it’s no trouble
No hassle
2
THE BEGINNING
Two perfect circles
The one from the inside
The other from the outside
They meet at that special place
No chance date
For yes this is fate
There they must mix and be interlaced
From there together
They flow they penetrate
They circulate and resonate
That special place on their travels
They visit the highs and lows
The lightest to the dark
They reach all levels
Nothing is hidden like it’s a pact
They complete the same distance
As if in an instance
Simultaneously not in space
But its contact they may not displace
Both victors of the race
At that special place they must depart
If only for an instance
From that race they never tire
For the one would never race without the other
If the other be late
Then the one must wait
A call from the source to the other
The one must follow to the latter
From both an answer would be required
For both there would be reprisal
For so it has been ordered
From the beginning
The cycle of life {wot r these; blood & air; life}
3
THE BEAUTY OF GOD
Oh what beauty
The perfection of my God
To such beauty there is non-compared
For His beauty is everywhere
A beauty unsearchable
A benevolent mystery
Oh what art
The wonders of his hands
For such craft there is no mastery
How immaculate your detail
More than can be imagined
The ease of your might
Your acts they never fail
For you rein above all sovereigns
For your thoughts cannot be stopped
From your thoughts all there is springs forth
Oh what art, what beauty
What value it’s worth
A beauty of purpose and understanding
A chronological perfection
In balance and simplicity
Mortal man it continually astounds
In your sight is all time, like one time
For you exist before time
But in time mere man
Thinking he his god in his eye
Builds for himself a shrine
Surrounding themselves with accolades
In discovery a privilege from God
An infinitesimal insight into knowledge
The gift and beauty of my God
For we are all gods but He’s boss
But we look and see advancements
We see achievements
We blinded by our little might
Charge a cost for its procurement
Blinded to an imbalance in our glance
From a faulty equipment
Trying to get to heaven to God
Through their man made schemes
And manmade stairs to buy time
To control time, but you can’t buy time
Nor hold time, to buy God
For the secret is to ride time
In awe of His beauty
With patience and compassion
In humility and servitude to all
To feel the aura of His presence
To feel the flow of his thought
To be one with God
A delightful fellowship
How refreshingly enlightening
To behold the beauty of God
4
A MAN
Who is a man?
A man is a man who calls himself a man
For only a man can say I am a man
No matter what the others think
Not withstanding what they say
A man by all standards
A man by any standing
Irrespective of any stature
Irrespective of social status
Not even financial grounding
All in all a man is a man
Whether he stands on the shoulders of other men
Or on his own two feet
He is a man and would always be
As long as he sees himself as a man
No matter who he be or what becomes
Disregarding his demeanour and antics
All alone or full of company
Full of life or at the brink of giving in
He is a man
For he must bear his own name
All by himself and not another’s name
Not even for fame for that would be a shame
To lose his mane to a game in any play
Oh no that would be lame
But a man is a man
Even if he changes from day to day
Or shies away from his responsibility
He is no less of a man than the next man
But he can be more man than many and most
A man that stands on his own stand
And is not afraid to show it
A man that is a man of his own mind
And is not ashamed to say it
A man that stands out from the crowd
That is his own individual
Full of passion and compassion
A man of the people
A man consistent at all times
A man is a man of past experience
Sorrow and joy, victory and loss
Wishes, regret, dreams and more
Of choice and necessity
Of survival and trend
For all in all he is a man of the times
A man is a man
That awakes from his slumber
That picks up from his stupor
That learns from his mistake
No resignation to fate
But he is a man with hope and faith
A man is a man with patience
Proactively responsive but not forward
A man is a man that shows appreciation
For favours and gestures solicited or not
That expects no appreciation in return
For his favours but is recognizant of the privilege
To be of service wholeheartedly how rejuvenating
To go that extra mile without feeling exploited
He is a man that acknowledges others
Their territory and decision without judgement
But due respect without sentiment
For he is more men than man
That understands all men are created equal
That some men wake up flying
For they were born running
The others wake up sleepy
For they need a kick start
They need time on a platter
That some men are more men in one
For they are born to show a way
To their fellow men
A man that must bear the weight of his fellow man
To offer a shoulder,
A boost for the others to climb on
For he was born a giant among men
He is a man that is more men than men
With power and understanding
He is more man
To be humble and patient
For all in all, he is a man
5
A GIFT
I have been given a gift, it is in writing.
The gift of writing an enigma,
A universal but hidden truth.
The act of writing
One language translated but still suites
Can’t restrict her
My ideals and thoughts captured
Never lost in translation
My writing goes on; in transition
This is fact
My writing will go on forever
As long as time goes
Now follow me visit this place am at
Now and forever, time after time;
For it is this place; now,
I have trapped in time.
This time, my now interacting with your now
And beyond forever
You’ll read my gift and say a legend
That a genius wrote these……..my word play
Your thoughts stray, fray and reframed
For this is my gift
To you i give
6
AFFLARE { MY LIGHT }
Like getting an idea
Ever so bright, it blinds
Lingering on my mind
My time