Àrokò
Sit back and receive your feedback. What matters is creating a lasting mark. Àrokò, what are you dispatching to the diverse? Are you impacting or creating a reverse? Alas, don't give yourself a bad alias. Try to balance up; don't let your message be biased. Àrokò, non-verbal symbols of communication, Create a good syndrome or what are you insinuating? An empty matchbox is lost virginity, Oh, what a pretty lady with no integrity. A broom sent to a bride by her groom tells her to leave his room, Filing a divorce in a semiotic way, tired of their symbiotic stay. Likewise, two cowries tight, backing each other, Wanted to build an unharmonious bond, what a sadistic asunder. Also, an empty calabash sent to a king wants him to tie a string; A string tied to his neck can cause him to die. A sent mat shows where sickness lies. So send a good message, wrapped in a nice package, Like a sweet orange that fills love in storage. A pair of cowries facing each other shows unity without a divider. Likewise, a chewing stick sent wants to click with no dent. I want six of the cowries, a connection to the heart through arteries.
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