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A DAY IN LASPOTECH
By Olusegun Prosper


















In 2010,
I joined students of LASPOTECH,
I didn't know much then,
But i knew i will learn.

Couples of month gone by,
I felt like I will drop by,
God helped me but I don't know why.

Mathematics drew me down,
Like I'm driven out of town,
My face covered with frowns,
The boy is not smiling.

Carry over found its way into my life,
Tell mummy or you lie,
Confidence in my heart filled my life,
I could see hope much like a swine.

Additional marks came from behind,
Oh my God! I smiled.

Couples of month gone by,
I became a box of knowledge,
I walked the school with long legs,
I walk much that the school roads all begged.

Weekly out of school on way home,
Like a journey to Jerusalem alone,
Or like the journey of life in the midst of stones.

If Lagos suddenly became a desert i didn't know,
Dust everywhere that turns white cars to yellow.

Like a fairy tale,
I was given a 3 year qualification,
I looked back again,
To check the time i came,
It was like a day.

Did I really schooled?
Are these people fools?
Still confused in the mood,
My Angel joined the school!

This can't be true!
So God planned this all the way through.

Lord, what can I give to you?
Even with the fact that I'm rude,
Selfish and cruel,

You've been busy saving me from doom,
What a merciful God are you.

Forgive me I pray,
Bless the words I say,
Help me give you all my days,
Save me from my ways,
Keep me in thy own way,
That i may not be like Cane.

Please give me the grace,
To see thy face,
In your Eternal place,
Where there will be no more pain.

Serving you everyday,
When no more night nor day,
It's all my chase,
Help me, do not allow me fail.

Unto thee o Lord,
Do I lift up my soul,
Oh my Lord,
I trust in you,
Let me not be ashamed, let not my enemies triumph over me.

AMEN.
Article written by Olusegun Prosper, a graduate from Lagos State Polytechnic, Ikorodu.

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