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Ifa university: Can you translate any of the following appraise to English Language:

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Please I want some people to help me translate the following apraise to English Language:
Oko(husband) mi oge
Omo oye niran
Omo oye ori ota
Isale ipe lelede gbe n soso
Omo amuku sasa oladerin
Omo araba ma wo o lefo
Omo ori afa lako
Omo isale odo lagba
Omo abawon re mogamoga
Omo abawon re ma tile bawon re mo
Ta n lonipe o lomi
Ta n lonipe o lodo
Ta n loriwo ni peeele
Ta n lomi gbere ti n be lori ota
Ta n losi losisi ti n simo longbe tojo teerun
Ta n lafunfun teere omi ayaba
Ta n ni pakute omi ipuju
Yekan a re e fope sopo
Tekan omirude oba ni i se
Baba mi olododo ma ramin-in mo
Baba mi o rokoroko gbowo fuja le kukute.
Thanks in anticipation

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