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Oh What a fear

        The fear of the youngs make them more kiddo than babe;  babe go and bring my phone "i can't"........  not because of the child's stubborness but fear is a tremblinghood in their soul.
        The mind they use in watching cartoon and understanding them is the mind that fear can swallow up easily, pls don't shout at them when their reply is "i can't am afraid",if you do shout you create more impression that fear is real rather scare the fear out of them, make them believe in what's true.
        Can it off in them, let them know how small the fear looks like and give them the fear in that shallow can, so that they will know how much ground the fear have possess and gain it back.
       I remember going somewhere when at my kiddy age with my sister that's older me always on our running hill can't look back not wanting to see the devil in the Nollywood movies, not willing to see the witch that seems to be like the wife's lot with a bloody garment: Now passing through that path again discussing without fear with a majestic motion and remembering how we run it boasted my laughing skills to see how youngs dried up to die in fear when they are still alive, run as Lot thinking that sodom is at a chase and been afraid thinking of viper in our way.
(Old time story that limits the youngs mind and in our potentials)
" Fear is a grave that buried the minds of the youngs in obsolete believe"
Delete!
Delete!!
Delete!!! Fear and Believe In Faith 

All the day long i fear
All the night dreams i cry
Can't eat my Joyous cake
Drinking my fear in tears
Now Delete comes near
But i have hope in obsolete
Yes You Can
Makes it easy
For to believe is what relieves.   

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