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I REFUSE TO BE LESS THAN A MAN by Osunkoya Olaniyi

I REFUSE TO BE LESS THAN A MAN

Though your strength, at me are hurled,
Though your knowledge are at me waxed,
Though your wisdom are at me welled,
But yet, I refuse to be less than a man.


Though words; you about force from my mouth
Though feelings; you about unleashed from me
Though moves; you about trigger in me
But yet, I refuse to be less than a man.


Though songs; you nearly draw from my cabin
Though sounds; you nearly got from my cymbals
Though impulse; you nearly got from my nerves
But yet, I refuse to be less than a man.


With wisdom will I exercise strength
With wisdom will I judge around you
With wisdom will I discern for you
'Cos I refuse to be less than a man.


With meekness will I rule about you
With authority will I lead along
With tenacity will I reign across
'Cos I refuse to be less than a Man.



Osunkoya O'niyi A.

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