Death cheats on you, time cheats on you, and humans too.
We demand too much loyalty in return for our circumstantial-driven consideration; too much privilege in return for obvious selfishness; too much obeisance in return for wanton biases; too much trust in return for our oozing deceits.
Silence allows ripples to settle faster but never takes away the wind. Only a few voluntarily offer help without ulterior motives or future expectations. There is no aspiration beyond 6 feet; no grace beyond being; and no hope beyond our witnessing the dawn.
People deliberately do bad most times but pretend to be incapable of it. However, we should all remember the Yoruba adage that “Àgbọ́n ń gbọ́n tán ọgbọ́n ó máa ń mu ọlọ́gbọ́n gọ”. Seeing ourselves too wise than others would reveal our foolishness.