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Wonderfully Made By Odey Goodness Ogeyi and Afolabi Kayode




Walking through this perfect night
Sniffing this perfect breeze
Feeling this perfect grass
Illuminated by God's perfect stars

I can’t but revered in the solitude
The sway of the breeze brings serenity to my soul
The peace of the night
Which stitch my broken heart.

In the splendor of these waters
l forever breathe life
Crystal clear it is
Depicting my eternal awe
ohhhh what's wonder of MY GOD

Watching the flow of the sea
Its source my eyes cannot the see
Unrestricted by nothing
The movement keeps drawing me
Take off my cloth and swim away with the current

Wonderfully made
Beautifully carved
Awesome in all creation
Who can compare with d moon's beauty
Who can claim fairer than the Sun
Who? Who? Who?

I gaze upon my garden
Beautify by flowers
Which brings smile upon my face
The smell takes my breath away
a wonderful creation of God

O thou creation
I plea this day
Forever l be thy slave
Till the creator bells call


.........Written by ODEY GOODNESS OGEYI and AFOLABI KAYODE............

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