WORDS

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‘My son’
Listen to me - your father
I have seen many things in this life that my mouth cannot say
Half a word they say is food enough for the wise
Be prudent - feed wisely
Next time you say -
‘I will do it’
Make sure you indeed mean to do it
That your limbs are as mature as your word
Beating the dust of the earth under ready feet
As an athlete sprints at the sound of the crier’s gong.

Words are as delicate
As the scaffoldings of a chick’s liar.

Words are manifolds fitter than an Iroko tree
Like an army of zombies
Only going –
Never coming
So don’t tell me
‘I’ll take it back’
‘I am sorry’
You do not fool me.
You!
You gave the blitzing order.
Can your word grow a strand of hair
When the head is off?

Words are powerful.
Embodiment defying force of human imagination
Living figurines
Animated particles of virtual infrastructure
Bridges
Our thoughts travel through.

Words are the precious currency of our thought
We see it
We believe it
We do it.

Word is more like an expensive jewel
You adore her
The dignity and value of her
Above ornate stones
She is the source of life
She is the end of life.

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