by Dele Adeyanju
In the labour room of destiny, uncertainties are rife, trepidation certain
There lies the contest between life and death, between light and darkness
There, all mortals strive relentlessly from dawn to dusk for relevance
In this room men travail with tears to bring forth destiny packages
In this room, destiny hunters are on a prowl to wreck havoc
To shoot to the ground a rising star; nay, abort the birth of a destiny package
Even so, saintly contenders keep vigil to midwife the arrival of a shining star
In my hands lies the paddle to my destiny
In the labour room of destiny, the world watches helplessly
To see who wins and who loses in the battle for destiny fulfilment
Many destinies were aborted while others were safely brought forth
Exchange of destinies is commonplace in the labour room
Many destinies were decimated, demoted and dispossessed of core values
Others were released intact, unscathed, untouched, unhurt, unmitigated
Little wonder, the quick rise of some persons to stardom
In my hands lies the paddle to my destiny
Joseph, at age 17, was in the labour room of destiny
At 30, the birth of his destiny package was announced
The den of lions was Daniel’s labour room of destiny
From that room, he resurfaced unhurt to fulfil his destinies
His tenure was equal to three Babylonish monarchs
Esther’s emergence from the labour room was dramatic
From slave labour to Royal Majesty, First Lady, Her Excellency!
O Lord, empower us to seamlessly use the destiny paddle in our hands
HAPPY NEW MONTH!






