I AM..... By - David O. AKANO (KING JUSTICE)

I am a business tycoon,
I don't deal like a cartoon.
I know what I want in life,
I just don't want to cut plan with a knife.

I have a vision,
I treat it thereof like a mission.
I get things done right,
I need not life struggle or fight.

I am a young Lord,
I am the son of a great father; God.
I work to achieve my dream,
I care less if the future is deem.
I'm determined.  

 David O. AKANO (KING JUSTICE)
             (C)2016


  

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