PREDESTINATION Written by KEMKA S. IBEJI


They're just the same 

They're not our wish

They're given to you 

They're indescribable 


We wake to them

Whatever our wish 

They just happen

Our huge purse 

Our fruitless push 

They're predestined 


Our choice to act

Our will not to dare 

Our freedom to say

Our resolve to silence 

They aren't ours at all 


Whatever will happen 

Whatever won't be 

Whatever played out

We're made to be so

Our will is unfree

Our choice is bestowed 

Our options are given


When are we out of it? 

The pains of fate strain 

Our wishes will be ours

When shall we escape? 

That day to flee fate

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