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    When the god or idol called market or by any other name declares that a certain number of people will lose their work in the course of the year, one of the more natural response is to pray or wish for the best.

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    When the god or idol called market or by any other name declares that a certain number of people will lose their work in the course of the year, one of the more natural response is to pray or wish for the best.

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    Guru & The Worker

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    When the god or idol called market or by any other name declares that a certain number of people will lose their work in the course of the year, one of the more natural response is to pray or wish for the best.

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    Guru and the Worker

    Guru the Economist:


    “Three thirty five thousand of you will loose your jobs this year”
    Who will it be.
    Who will it not be.
    The math is done; the market has spoken.

    The supplicant worker’s plea:


    Here, my offering;
    hear My plea;
    Kindly lord, you;
    Fearsome lord;
    Lord of the market;
    Grant I be not found;
    Not in the wrong;
    Not on the wrong side
    Side of your shriveled hand of rage.

    - F. J. Kolapo

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