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Àbèbí Agbó, Omo Agbó máàtí, Omo agbérekete f’Óba! Gbígbé lèyín ngbé, Omolómo ní nru igi oko. Among the Yorùbá of Òyó, oríkì are poetic utterances recited to honor a person. It is an affirmation of a person’s essence, their history, and

               “Hi! My name is Sarah Parker.” She says and you smile at her.                “I’m Ese Osemwenke.” You reply, trying hard to stop yourself from asking her if her middle name is Jessica. She is pretty, with shoulder-length hair the color

Little One,I promise you this one thing:We will never go through this again, ever. We're shedding the very last tears.We're breaking for the very last time.We might have done this a million times before,But it stops now.Here.Today. So, grieve,And cry,And mend,And heal

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