As you fell on
your knees
Saying “I can
explain”
The unexplainable
hurt I felt at that moment
Is still so fresh
Minutes have
rolled into days
But my heart
still aches
Tádé, how could
you?
How could you
forget our vows so soon?
What happened to
‘always and forever’?
What happened to
your “Ọlo̒run ló n sọmọ”
And “God’s time
is the best”?
So you already
have Táǹ̒wá
The one we’ve
been looking for
To think màmá and
aunty Ṣadé have been aware all along
Makes me feel
like a flower surrounded by thorns
Do they call her
mum “ ìyàwó wa” too?
Tádé, how could
you?
How could you
give up on us?
How could you
give up on God?
It is indeed a difficult situation for expectant couples, especially the man, which of course is due to pressure from his family, especially when he is the only male child in his family. Mama wants to see her grandchild(ren) before she goes to her grave. However, in my own opinion, nothing justifies infidelity (calling a spade a spade) in marriage. We all owe expectant couples our prayers for grace to find joy and strength in each other as they look to God and trust in Him.
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