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Ebami dasi oro yi !!!

Awon okunrin kan wa,nigba
tiwon ba un nife Obinrin
lowo,won ama se i love,i love
u,titi ti obinrin na ma fi de ara
si fun won.tiwon bawa ri wipe
awon bani ajosepo tan,ti oyun
de,won a ba yowo wipe awon
ko ni awon ni oyun.titi osu
mesan,won dasi obinrin
na.won pati sepe kan,tititi omo
na fi dagba,tio fini ise gidi
lowo.
Nigba yen ni IRU Okunrin bee a
sese wa Obinrin ye kan,awa
ma be wipe kio mabinu.wipe
igba aimo ni.wipe kio dariji
oun.
Ibere mi wa ni………? Tio baje
iwo ni obinrin na,kini wase fun
iru okunrin yen?
ibeere

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