YOU ARE LOVE

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Are you that someone
That is always afraid of something
That someday ,maybe today
Your love will be taken away from you by someone
Your are to believe that you are love
See yourself as love impersonified
Crave to be that love that you are
Who is never afraid of loosing
So expand and extend the tentacles
Of your love and share it abroad
And you will come to the realization
That you are a reaper of love
For whatever you sow is what you shall reap
So let your light to shine out
Do not let it be hidden under the blanket of fear
Because you are afraid of loosing it
Everything belongs to you
Whatever you so desire you shall get
For you are  love.

BY ISOKEN ADISA - ISIKALU


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