Amaka (my wife)

Specially written for my beautiful wife.

 See who providence has brought
At a time I say; in my naught,
After long years of distraught,
she surfaced right in my thought

Oh dark like kernel oil
And hair from a fertile soil,
Smiles with a dimple toil
figure eight like a moulded foil

Oh yes I am going wild
As if i had been blind
Modest like a guild and with you
My life I want to build

Call her Jessica
Like a white man's car
once I see that scar,
My love has come; Amaka.

Akinsehinwa Damilola

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