Oluyomi Ola-David Insights

My beloved mallam vendor You sell just a few things But I wish you sold All things My people-building boss You run just a few businesses But I wish you ran All businesses My open philanthropist You give just a few things But I wish you gave  All gifts My unassuming stylist You style just for family But I wish you groomed All hairs My soothing perfumer You make only a few oils But I wish you made All oils My praying friend You pray only five times But I wish you prayed All times My shoe maker You polish only a few shoes But I wish you shined All shoes My scrap buyer You deal only in metals But I wish you dealt in All waste My tomato farmer You grow only tomatoes But I wish you cultivated All vegetables My skillful tailor You sew only embroidery But I wish you designed All clothes My fruits trader You offer just a few fruits But I wish you had All fruits My sweet handyman You handle many crafts But I wish you handled All crafts ... Photo credit: Dangote Group/Wikipedia

When you are thirsty What do you drink? When you are hungry What do you eat? When you are weak Who do you seek? When you are strong Who do you call? When you are down Where do you look? When you are up Where do you turn?  When you are silent What do you say? When you are loud What do you think? When you are present Who do you lead? When you are absent Who do you trail? When you are late Where do you sit? When you are early Where do you stand? When you are poor What do you give? When you are rich What do you get? When you are alone  Who do you find? When you are surrounded Who do you prime? When you are loved Where do you go? When you are loathed Where do you stay? When you are free What do you buy? When you are priced What do you sell? When you are dull Who do you heed? When you are sound Who do you hail? When you are blind Where do you see? When you are light Where do you shine? ... Photo credit: Britannica