African Kolanut

I see a seed of white colouration, And pink pigmentation. Manually easy to divide, Not ritually difficult to provide. I see the financially easy to handle, A culturally accepted candle. Announcer of a host’s good wishes, Much more treasured than his dishes. A proof of the giver’s honest intention And summary of his cheerful disposition. Alligator pepper is its errand boy, Content to seem all through its toy: Garden eggs readily surrendering its portfolio, Their services adjusted relatively hollow. Very correct to link it with West Africa And just as flawless with The Tropical; Consumer keep impressing its pleasant bitterness: A continual patience with its induced giddiness… The gods are served the best kolanut To have the mouth of Evil amazingly shut!