SUNSET AND BYE SEPTEMBER

Sunset and bye September

Rise and shine, it's Hello October.

Sights set on tomorrow's wishes

Make or Mar, choices offer


One unique fact:

This dawn here serves,

A not so glorious breakfast:

The battered Giant's 62nd...


Life's here still

And so a ray of hope flickers

Simmering at the edge

Of fog misted horizons


It's hope _obidient_ to the labour

Our heroes past did not in vain

We'll serve em bats and antics 'breakfast' for losers


With resolute hearts and PVCs

The Giant's strength again shall abound


Happy Independence The Giant of Africa!🇳🇬 


An 'Accidental Piece' on my country's 62nd


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