Chained fate of the night

09/07/2024

A PRETTY CENTURY I AM BORN IN

Concrete pilars built on bamboo
Amazing structure built with sand
Oh! Sadly built at the beach
Old, cranky and ugly looking morals is like
Water poured on a duck's back

21st century carried the most upright fellows
Though done by the manacles of stupidity
Pulled to the pit of righteous sin
Slaughtered by over-sabi and pucknose
Buried in prestigious coffins made of insanity

WOW !! What a pretty century I am born in
A century where:
Holding a bible is a greater source of mockery,
Graduates are poor while criminals are rich,
Humans make more of virtual friends,
Loosing your phone hurts than your virginity,
Saying the truth seem you're out of sanity
A greeting is like an insult
Drugging is a "fashion" and main trend
One is either criminally rich or educatedly poor
Marriage has no value after the ceremony.

It's a pleasure being born in an era where:
Being a gangster is a profession,
Culture is crushed
A pistle pounds and pistle
A mortar pounds and mortar
Lust is certified
Mankind can be esteemated monetarily

Ohh! My ancestors, you did your best
The walls seem weary already
The walls of morality you made from clay
Didn't you train other architects?
They would have maintained it.

Verily I understand everything has to expire
But what could be done to raise back these walls?
Didn't you make notes for us to read and understand?
Even if you did,
Your descendants took your pleasure too serious
You had common sense,
But we claim we have intelligence
Both are parallel thus we won't understand your notes

A pretty century I am born in...
A century that is:
Robotized and unrepentant,
Filled with egoistic Adams and Eves
One's blood is not worth their media

Where are we going to.
We are walking like the chained negros who knew not where they we going to
What could be done??

©️BUO BILLBROWN
PEN CITIZEN 🇨🇲🇨🇲






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"The height of a bird's nest does not scare the eagle."(African Proverb)

INTERPRETATION

From an analytical standpoint, this proverb underscores the concept of capability and confidence in one's skills and abilities. The eagle, known for its prowess and strength, is not intimidated by the height of a bird's nest. This suggests that true mastery and competence transcend physical challenges or perceived obstacles.

Scientifically, eagles are apex predators with exceptional vision and powerful flight capabilities, allowing them to navigate and hunt in various terrains, including high altitudes. The proverb reflects an understanding of the eagle's biological adaptations that enable it to thrive in environments where other birds might struggle. It emphasizes that organisms evolve traits that allow them to overcome specific challenges in their habitats.

In an inspiring context, this proverb encourages individuals to rise above their fears and limitations. It implies that just as the eagle remains undaunted by the height of the nest, people should not let seemingly daunting challenges deter them from pursuing their goals. It inspires confidence and the belief that with the right mindset and abilities, one can overcome any obstacle.

The proverb offers a profound insight into the nature of self-assurance and competence. It suggests that true strength lies in one's inner qualities rather than external circumstances. The height of the bird's nest symbolizes challenges or barriers, while the eagle represents those who possess the courage and capability to transcend these challenges. It highlights the importance of focusing on one's strengths and not being overwhelmed by external factors.

Philosophically, this proverb can be seen as a meditation on the nature of fear and perception. It suggests that what may seem insurmountable to one (the height of the nest) is insignificant to another (the eagle). This discrepancy invites reflection on the subjective nature of fear and obstacles. It encourages a philosophical examination of how one's perception of challenges is often influenced by their level of experience, confidence, and inherent abilities. The proverb thus speaks to the relativity of obstacles and the power of perspective in overcoming life's challenges.

In summary, "The height of a bird's nest does not scare the eagle" serves as a multifaceted metaphor. It encourages self-assurance, highlights the importance of innate capabilities, and suggests that true mastery and confidence can render external challenges insignificant.

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"PIKIN DI BORN PIKIN"
Composed strictly in the legendary Cameroonian pidgin (Mboko/Franc-anglais, which is a mixture of French, English and pidgin)
Inspired by my rough survey on parenthood in Cameroon 🇨🇲 and Nigeria 🇳🇬.
It appears mariage is gradually losing its value. The rate of single parenthood is alarming.
I guess my pen 🖋️ has done its part. Why not see what your pen can do in reference to this case of single parenthood?

The translation will soon be available

©️BUO BILLBROWN ✍️🇨🇲
PEN's MOUTHPIECE✍️🇨🇲

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Phases change same as they vary.

But remember we have only two days on earth that one Day for you and the other against you. Mind who you trust

©️ BUO BILLBROWN ✍️🇨🇲 (Pen's mouthpiece)

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