My eyes go deem, my mouth stop moving, my leg shaking, and the world rotating around me; this was how I felt the first time I saw a beautiful Angel. I was at the Pam Shopping centre in Liki Lagos with my friend James for weekend shopping when I meet this beautiful Angel. My friend said “you haven’t seen anything but beauty in your eyes (my own way)”.
I immediately confronted him “what you mean by that”. His reply was that “she is not as pretty as you acting out”. Well ahead, this thought came into my heart “One man’s food another man’s Poison”. Could he be right? or I might as well be dreaming of him saying that to me or maybe he wants the girl and trying to deceive me out of his way?
Well I was wrong my friend seems to be uninterested, and I could be well dreaming of the beauty; another thought then said within me to give it a trial.
Finally I tried and was amazed by the well arranged articulated speech my beauty reply with, “good afternoon, I saw you and your friend steering at me all day, waz up with you, and how could I be of a good help to you” I gave an instance reply “many ways my dear, but first your name” “Angel” I then look at my friend (James) what he could be doing right then after greetings from my beauty, his resolved remained unchanged. I then hop into discussion with my beauty, oh my good God she was amazing as the pounded yam that my Mum prepared for my Dad which happened to be my best food, but my other brothers seems to dislike it. I then concluded the saying “One man’s food and another man’s poison”.
How correct is this statement? How compelling does it sounds in your ears? To say a little but delusional! As this only implies when someone dislike what others like, does it means that since my friend don’t like my beauty, it now means she is poisonous to him or have we gone too far foolish to conclude without elaborate reasoning. Does it means; if I dislike what others love, it becomes poisonous to me. However this last paragraph was written to provoke you to react.
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