Mbukinya

Mbukinya, wise with eyes that hold the sun,

A voice that rumbles, wisdom second to none.

He warns, a finger wagging in the air,

"Of time wasters, my friend, a burden to bear."

Their hours they fritter, on empty pursuits,

Like dust devils dancing, devoid of all fruits.

And Mbukinya cautions, with a knowing frown,

"Those who waste theirs, will waste yours right down."

For time, a precious jewel, once spent, is no more,

Lost in the echoes of moments before.

So heed Mbukinya's words, a shield and a guide,

Let your moments be chased, not left to subside.

With purpose and focus, let each tick tock chime,

And shun those who squander their own precious time.

For Mbukinya reminds us, with wisdom so true,

The time wasted by others, can easily bleed onto you.