The folk, The tale
Oh my readers, listen
Listen to the tale of the old one
Listen to my folk, to my tale
The child that doesn't look like the sokoto
Surely must take after her kijipa
The cotton their mother weaved
The daughter was caught spindling the thread
Father called her a bastard
Oh readers, listen to the tongue of my mother
I will retell it to you in gessi
When the flame goes down, it covers up with ashes
And when the ashes cools down, it provides room for hen to swim
But I tell you,
The ashes the hen swims in today
Tomorrow would fry its spiral head
Be careful of your past
Trend your today carefully
Pray for the future with care
I must leave now my dear readers
My eko agidi is here...
Deep with meaning. We really need to be care in life. He that licks honey on a knife should be care of the sharp edge. Hahaha. Thanks so much for everything @rebeccafl