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NOISE OF FAME

Tuning the radio
Everyone stay tuned
Constant drawing attention
Nothing but void, empty sounds
Yelling words without reasoning

Some times what you see can be deceiving
An attacker is a hater 
Leaving the victim in distress


Talk! Talk!! Talk!!!
Talkative, feed the brain 
Before you open your mouth
Saying things unaware of, cost a lot

Story! Story!! Story!!!
Story-line, how the things goes
A lion showing love, is still a lion


Awareness your acts, my reaction
Aware that you need attention
Without detection, dilute facts

Spiting on the less, thy prey
Portraying to be their KING
Self gratification over all

The songs tuned, while radioing
Came face to face with a lion
Lion ruining into skeeter

Unaware of reaping others Lion's nature
Not unknowing some lion are breeds of love
Others furiously, relentlessly

Wrath unbearable, roared the lions
Hunting the hunters for it's story
Hypocrisy he posses, ignorant followers

Times changes all but never changes
From ages to ages, stage by stage
Ranges war, hunters can't wedge

Coming face to face, multiple lions
Right in the dark, at the night he birthed
Feeding his prey, Bulling and blackmailing
Even amidst the silence of a lion. 


Claiming to be the king of the kingdom
When the next of kin, is worthy and ready
How long do this endure, roaring furiously 

A hunted lion, by the packs of hyenas
Unaware of another lions, within thy territory
What a history, about to emerged

For it's the lion's feasts, wording weapons
With pen filling every void, noises
From the packs of dogs, Don't leads
They back and follow with love


Unaware of the destruction, endangering lives
Embarking on, mission impossible, penned 
Assassinating the lion right at it's den

But they never find a lion, rather a monkey
To dance with in the dark, nuisance the agendas
Wake up, justice is here... The lions don't bark
I roar knowledge, dedication to liberate. 


Copyright © Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Ikoyo

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