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Lakurubututu ! “Omo ya jo, omo le yeni”

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Omolade,Omolowo,Omolola,Omo ni ola,Omoni’yi
Omo’leye, Omolabake, Omolabage, Omopariola
Omojowolo, Omosunbo, Omofowokade, Omofowokola
Omotoriola, Omorinsola, Omorinsoye, Omobobola, Omoyosola
Omoboboye, Omoyosade,Omoyosoye, Omodapomola, Omodapomoye
Omoboriola, Omoboriola,Omotanshe,Omotanoshi, omo ju oun gbogbo lo,
Aakun dabo ore wa toju omo re nitori awon ni Ojo ola re, gbogbo Eni ti o ti bi ko ni yan ku
Agan ti ko ti bi,yio fi owo Osun pa omo lara, a ti se odun ajodun awon ewe ti odun yii,
K’edumare je ki a tun se opolopo re lori eepe tomotomo….

ASE, EDUMARE

~Asoju Omo Yoruba Atata.

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