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Self-Esteem
Hold it, hold it, I am a boy
Molded by God, I’m his first toy.
Fine pointy nose, not Pinocchio
with wits making a cameo
I am everything in Tokyo
Tall, black, fine ass, cool Afro male
he hangs a poet in his tail
and let it hits you like a nail.
I’m a Kwararafa detail,
a hard work of a Negro ground.
I was bred from Fela’s compound,
mine are words that turns you around.
Look at my head, I have been crowned,
like that Jaja of Opobo.
I’m Mandela of long ago
I’m a good story, I can flow.
I’m my Saté, I am Sango.
I can praise myself like the sun.
Ruddapoet [TRCP]
• Kwararafa (a noble clan in the North central part of Plateau State, Nigeria)
• Saté (a drummer who introduced Sango the god of thunder in the Yoruba kingdom
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