ABOUT THE BOOKKÒFOWÓROLÁ, an epistle of insoluble suspense.Who is God? This is a metaphysical question that cannot be answered in a jiffy. The very act of connecting with an Invulnerable Being that has not been seen yet holds sway in the hearts and minds of many is inexplicable. This novel touches on the story of a woman who thought she knew it all. She was educated and learned. A university lecturer who taught philosophy and believed what she taught.Her perception of life and her interaction with people and her immediate environment were based on three underlying pillars, which were ethics, metaphysis, and epistemology. She openly declared that there is no God. Of this, she was so sure. But the events that later happened to her in life made her rethink. To learn, she had to go back in time to the past and hence began her enigmatic discovery of the metaphysical.Will she be stuck in time? Or will she be able to make it back to the present? Her name is Kòfowórolá and this is her story.Disclaimer: This book is fiction and subject matter to the thought process of the author. Readers' discretion is strongly advised.

KÒFOWÓROLÁ.

Glorious rebellion, not a crime to be born, freedom is a gift, not an intellectual property. The greatest battle of life is the battle of self-realization and the emancipation from mental slavery. The women’s war of 1929, is an emblem of embracing the superiority of a woman to a man. This Commonwealth Short Story entrant limns the insurrection in British Nigeria that occurred in November 1929. Illuminating dusky patches and unrevealed details that have over the years been withheld. Powered by Winsala Muses

Women's War 1929.

WINSALA, ‘gbotemi’s metaphysical poems is an anthology of the literary works of Winsala, ‘gbotemi.

He refers to his poems as metaphysical because they were borne out of heartfelt insights, which mostly are his thoughts process or a result of his reminiscing.

WINSALA, ‘gbotemi’s Metaphysical Poems Volume 1.

Strength For the Weak is a product of handiwork of intensity that is transformed into words and it is worth knowing to every believer of the metaphysical. That it takes the Invulnerable Being to give strength to the weak. Winsala Gbotemi describes the All-Merciful to be the river of life. This monologue encapsulates a dramatic description of how he receives strength from the All-Merciful. Winsala Gbotemi presents poetry in a more metaphysical way, and at the same time, as poetic justice. Winsala Gbotemi in this monologue resonates with anyone, who is weak, or feels weak. And it’s also a key to those who want to open the door to a better view of the metaphysical.&nbsp;This monologue is dedicated to PACM and was published by Winsala Muses Book Publishers. All rights reserved.

Strength For The Weak

The Benue is a saga of mixed feelings. A melodrama of inexplicable uncertainty, discordant to the nothingness reasoner. To say love is a crime is like to infer that it is a sin to love.

But the inimical appreciates the pulchritude connected to the concluding part of this novel. The life of a young American girl who is a musician would be turned upside down, as a result of marrying a young and charming Nigerian man and deciding to come home to Nigeria for the holiday with her husband.

They say culture is a way of life of a particular people. The tragedy that leads to the death of her husband makes her go through the clutches of widowhood in THE BENUE. 

Disclaimer: This book is fiction, and subject to the thought process of the author. Rated 16, not for persons under the age of 16. Readers discretion is strongly advised.

The Benue.

Have you ever thought about the bi-causal relationship between happiness and love? To a lady called Abefe, these two flashpoints above are all that matters and guides her through her life choices and decisions. The Triangular Mist is a character-driven Nigerian epic contemporary melodrama about an innocent and gullible young lady (Abefe) who is an orphan. She is trapped in a triangular love nest between two men she loves. The first one, because he is her very first love, and the second one, because he was there for her when she became heartbroken. Both men are in a love battle for her love, care, and attention. But all she earnest desires above all is to be happy. She keeps dancing in circles, in the aqua of intrinsic bewilderment, She becomes an edentulous patsy, who can’t burgeon teeth to bite against the extra mundane chains of doubts, She wonders in yonder, how come her two lovers are free from this mental slavery, Only but to realize, that it’s just a state of mind. Note: The Triangular Mist is a film treatment that can be adapted into a movie. Powered by Winsala Muses.

The Triangular Mist.

The sanity of love is that we constantly refuse to drown in the aqua of enduring blindness. To say love is blind is to say that love misleads, so also, to say love conquers all, is to say, though we might be mislead by the insanity love brings, there’s a light to direct our paths. Tumilara is a song composed and arranged by Winsala Gbotemi, the song echoes the desires of his heart to be emancipated from the enduring blindness that comes with love, into the marvelous light of abiding placidity. Tumilara is a Yoruba word that means peace. Winsala Gbotemi is saying, he wants his loved one to shower him with peace of mind. Because he believes that peace of mind is a vital ingredient, when it comes to emancipating oneself from the enduring blindness that comes with love, into the marvelous light of abiding placidity. The song Tumilara is a must-listen for all and sundry. Powered by Winsala Muses.

Tumilara

The Winsala Gbotemi’s Metaphysical Poems Volume 2, is a compendium of the art of rhythmical composition, written, for exciting pleasure by beautiful, imaginative, and elevated thought process of the author. The Pen Franchise, calls his poems metaphysical because, they were borne out of heartfelt insights, laying open to view, enigmas well scripted. Mellifluently, this omnibus emanates an odoriferous conflagration of literary works in metrical form and verse. Making the poems not only metaphysical in nature, but also spiritual. The human mind is very dynamic, above all literal meaning, and explanation the minds of abeyant readers of this anthology may attach to each poems, there is a transmundane undertone to each poem. So for less conscious minds, open your inner mind, and have a grasp and taste of the peerless. Welcome to the metaphysical. special acknowledgement goes to Ajakaye Rashidat Olamidayo, Afeez Oluwatamilore Alao, Majorie Nozithelo Dube, and Kehinde Hannah (Chandelier) for taking there time to write a duet with me. All rights reserved.

The Winsala Gbotemi’s Metaphysical Poems Volume 2.

Love has no conditions, when we truly love someone we can’t stop loving them regardless of what they do or say. This anthology explores every sides to LOVE. It is indeed a beautiful thing. All rights reserved.

What is Love?

Winsala Gbotemi once again connects with the metaphysical in his new song titled ‘LAYE O.’

The song is  about hopping to be successful in life and to fulfill destiny.

This song is very deep and has a paranormal lyrics. ‘LAYE O’ is the fifteenth track in Winsala Gbotemi’s album ‘THE REAL ME.’

The song was composed and arranged by Winsala Gbotemi, under Winsala Muses Records. All rights reserved.

Laye O.

Here lies our love stories, heartbreaks and all we do for love.

Loana Press (Issue No: 2 | Theme: Love).

Asides from food, clothing, and shelter, Winsala Gbotemi believes love is another basic necessity of life.

He expresses in magnificent splendor in this song, part of which he has done in search of love.

In this song, Winsala Gbotemi is in love with Romoke, who doesn’t seem to take cognizance of his advances towards her.

In a bid to make Romoke fall in love with him, Winsala Gbotemi goes to meet a soothsayer and he also goes to the church. His odysseys were all in vain. Which makes him realize the potency and mystery behind true love.

This song is one of a kind song. As it transcends a beautiful and metaphysical storyline, making it a must-listen for all and sundry.

This song was composed by Winsala Gbotemi and arranged by His-Grace.

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ROMOKE.

Nothing in this world beats the amazing grace of the Invulnerable Being. Bewildering clemency which is unmerited.

Winsala Gbotemi being au courant of this enigma dedicates this popular hymnal to the All-Merciful. Adding flavor and a little twist to the song.

Winsala Gbotemi believes that without the amazing grace of God, he amounts to nothing. So he, therefore, pleads to God in this song, that this grace should continue to abound, so he can be enabled to use all his might and all the days of his life to serving the All-Seeing.

The song is jam-packed with a lot of metaphysical lines and lyrics, making it a must listen to all and sundry.

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OreOfe.

OLUWAGBOTEMI  in the Yoruba language means God answer my prayers. Growing up we always dream and have expectations. But the bridge between our expectation and its manifestation might always be tiring. Most especially when the realities of life hits you unexpectedly.

In this song, Winsala Gbotemi reminds God of His plan and purpose for his life and begs Him to answer His prayers as he is weary and becoming tired.

This song is emotional and very spiritual

OLUWAGBOTEMI

Of late, the menace of ladies being too demanding, over bearing and biting more than they can chew has become an eyesore, and a social problem.

Winsala Gbotemi has no problem with a lady falling in love, and being with a well to do man, but the notion and idea that every lady, must date or marry a rich man is devastating and highly lugubirious.

Love is not money, though money can be love. Winsala Gbotemi, His-Grace and Jackson Lee, come together in this beautiful track to express that, peradventure a woman gives either of them her love, they would show her more, but if she wants to break there hearts (leaving them for a richer man), it is better, she takes her love away.

Ogbeni is the sixth track in Winsala Gbotemi’s album, “The Real Me.” And this particular track is embedded with realistic and moral lyrics, making the song a must listen for all and sundry.

The song was composed by Winsala Gbotemi, His-Grace, and Jackson Lee, and arranged by Winsala Gbotemi.

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Ogbeni.

An old monk once said: ‘there’s a difference between a Human Being and Being Human.” Every man is blessed with another version of himself but hidden. “The Human Being” is the external image he shares with everyone whilst the aspect of “Being Human” is only known to himself.

 
The term “Inner Being” basically refers to the life-stream focused on this body. You can say that your inner being is a connection with the “non-physical” universe of your consciousness, the wholeness of it.


Your “Inner Being” is your expanded, loving, and compassionate self. It is the wise master within you. Your “Inner Being” is the essence of who-you-really are, your attitude towards people. Your appearance to other beings knows no bound and assists you in knowing your true identity. Whenever you connect with your “Inner Being” you’ll live a more peaceful and fulfilling life.


In this compilation of poems, you’ll notice one theme is peculiar in each poet’s voice and that’s INNER BEING.


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Inner Being.

We don’t deserve anything in life, we earn it. Love is no exception to this theory. Winsala Gbotemi comes up with another metaphysical and lyrical song titled “If This Love.”

It’s evident that this time, Winsala Gbotemi is on the verge of letting go of the love he has fought so hard to build. It’s also crystal clear, that the girl in question, is having difficulties in deciding whether or not to let go of Gbotemi.

There are many factors that can make a man’s love for a woman be mitigated. All the same this song, doesn’t illuminate the major reason why Gbotemi is asking to know his fate. But it is visible that the woman refuses to let go, whilst she breaks Winsala Gbotemi’s heart the more.

This song has embedded in it, poetic lines, for lovers of poetry well scripted. And an easy lyrics for fast mastery.

“If This Love,” is the eight track on Winsala Gbotemi’s album, “The Real Me.” The song was composed by Winsala Gbotemi. And arranged by His-Grace.

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If This Love.

“I’m Sorry,” is a song of apology. This song is brought out of heartfelt insights.

 

Winsala Gbotemi in this song is very sorry for his infidelity and the pains he has caused his loved one. His hope and expectation is that she accepts his apology, so they can both move on.

 

Winsala Gbotemi really expresses his mind in this song. And if she’s listening he hopes she let’s bygone be bygone.

 

This song is embedded with a lot of metaphysical lines, making it a must listen to all and sundry.

 

The song was composed by Winsala Gbotemi and arranged by His-Grace.

 

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I'm Sorry.

Apart from food, clothing, and shelter, they are the necessities of life. Sex, money, and ambition also play a vital role in human existence.Growing from grass to grace, all the way from West Africa, Nigeria. To England, United Kingdom. Thomas has to survive in the King's country.He has a fast-growing creative writing career to build, so he employs, sex, love for money, and ambition, to have his survival techniques. How long will he tarry?Note: Not for readers under the age of eighteen, readers’ discretion is strongly advised.

Life of Thomas da Silva (Season 1).

Above all, one doesn’t need a soothsayer to tell one’s, future partner. When you meet the one, you’d have a very strong conviction. And things would fall into the right places.

 

 

Funmilayo is a love song that portrays Winsala Gbotemi’s burning desire to be able to spend the rest of his life with the woman he believes, is the right one for him.

 

 

Though there is a dusky patch, and the girl in question is having doubts because of circumstances and myopic phantasmagoria, Winsala Gbotemi is certain she’s the one, and he encourages her in his song to fight for the love they both share.

 

Gbotemi employs his best friend, His-Grace in this song, to try to convince her, Both of them are expectant that the girl in question would give Gbotemi joy, as that’s the interpretation of the Yoruba word Funmilayo.

 

The song is jam packed with a lot of paranormal and easy to learn lines and lyrics. Which makes the song a must listen to all and sundry.

 

“Funmilayo Remix,” is the thirteenth track on Winsala Gbotemi’s album “The Real Me.” The song was composed by Winsala Gbotemi and arranged by His-Grace.

 

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FUMILAYO Remix.

Black Ruby is an epistle of insoluble suspense, that depicts the years of childhood of a young teenage orphan (Tanimowo), his metaphysical meeting with a young lady (Olaide) who became the love of his life and the ordeals they both encountered during the Nigerian civil war.

Will they make it alive together? Will they be separated?

Black Ruby.

What if the process of wooing a lady entailed canvassing, and seeking for votes, would it have been fun right?

 

Asides the fact that music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything, music is a blank page.

 

A blank page gives us the right to dream. And on this blank page, Winsala Gbotemi has written in invisible ink, clamoring to be visible, depths of his heart.

 

“FOUR + FOUR” is the first single in Winsala Gbotemi’s new album “A love story.” His new album seeks to bring into manifest depths of the metaphysical, and this new single is a sample.

Four + Four

“Fall For Me,” is yet another serenade of Winsala Gbotemi. In this song he is acclamative and at the same persuasive.

Nothing frustrates a man, more than being in love with a woman who is finding it difficult to fall in love. Many factors can be considered to this effect, but the three major factors are; The fear of what people would say, the woman’s pride and ego, playing hard to get.

Winsala Gbotemi is fully aware of this mitigating factors, so he asks in his song, that the girl in question should fall for him, because it is not a crime to, because she loves him, because there’s no shame about it and because he believes she wants to.

This song has deposited in it, singsong lines, for fan aficionados of compositions well conjugated. And an effortless vocals for meteoric mastery.

“Fall For Me,” is the ninth track on Winsala Gbotemi’s album “The Real Me.” The song was composed and arranged by Winsala Gbotemi.

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Fall For Me.

To love is to share life together, to build special plans just for two, to work side by side, and then smile with pride, as one by one, dreams all come true.

In this song, Winsala Gbotemi portrays a love story whereby a man’s love is short lived, as the person he thought he would spend the rest of his life with all of a sudden leaves him and goes far away.

Without no explanation whatsover, the man in Winsala Gbotemi’s love story is baffled and can’t fathom why the love of his life would rain check on their love.

Listen to this song. As it is metaphysical.

Far Away.

One cannot underestimate the power of true love, a power that can constantly envelop a man in an unending utopia.

Winsala Gbotemi draws out a lot of heartfelt metaphysical insights via this song. He chooses to believe that a man was not made or created for a woman, but a woman for a man. So also, a man is born out of a woman.

The bi-causal relationship between the aforementioned infers that the existence of a soulmate is vivid and available to those who believe.

He titles this new single “EZINNE,” meaning good mother in the Igbo language. Ezinne happens to be the name of the love of his life and he dedicates the song to her.

The song is an assurance that he would be true to her, till the end of time.

The song ends with the following metaphysical lyrics:

“Want to spend my life, treating you like a queen,
I want to spend my life, attending to your needs,
I want to spend my life, making you laugh and smile,
I love you.”

Ezinne.

Chupako is a musi-comedy song in honor of the king of kennery music. Late Dr. Orlando Owoh.

 

The song is a parody of various happenings in our society of late. The lyrics of the song are hilarious in nature, and at the same educating. And done in the Yoruba language.

Winsala Gbotemi and His-Grace come together to create this wonderful masterpiece. This song is intended to become an evergreen song one of these days.

 

This song is jam-packed with a lot of metaphysical lines and lyrics, making it a must listen to all and sundry.

 

“Chupako,” is the eleventh track on Winsala Gbotemi’s album “The Real Me.” The song was composed by Winsala Gbotemi and His-Grace and arranged by Winsala Gbotemi.

 

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Chupako.

One of the greatest phenomenon and mystery in this world we live in, is “Love.” Love has no universal definition, because it is an epistemology of unanswered questions.

Yet, everyone make reverence to it at one point or the other in the cause of our individual existence.

Love is one thing, most of us don’t plan for, but it comes our way. In this song, Winsala Gbotemi travels to the great city of Lagos, the land of opportunities in search of greener pastures.

In the cause of his Odyssey, he meets Abefe, he falls in love with her, and this changes this cause of his existence. He makes a confession to keep on loving her.

The sing is jam packed with a lot of transcendental and easy to learn lines and lyrics. Which makes the song a must listen to all and sundry.

“Abefe,” is the fourteenth track on Winsala Gbotemi’s album “The Real Me.” The song was composed by Winsala Gbotemi and His-Grace, and arranged by Winsala Gbotemi.

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Abefe

It’s so sad when you’re in love with someone, and the person doesn’t love you back. Love is multifaceted, and that is why it is a beautiful thing. Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Winsala Gbotemi, desires the kind of love stated above from Abeni, he earnestly hopes and seeks that she would give him a benefit of doubt, but she isn’t forthcoming, so he expresses and sings it a song. Abeni is the fifth track, in Winsala Gbotemi’s album, ‘THE REAL ME.’ And this song is jam-packed with a lot of metaphysical lines and lyrics, making it a must-listen for all and sundry. The song was composed by Winsala Gbotemi and arranged by His-Grace and Winsala Gbotemi. Property of Winsala Muses Records, under Winsala Muses. All rights reserved.

Abeni.

Love is the most powerful emotion a human being can experience. The strange thing is, that almost nobody knows what love is. Why is it so difficult to find love? That is easy to understand if you know that the word “love” is not the same as one’s feeling of love.Echoes of infidelity, whenceforth love springs but cut asunder. The short film depicts the story of an average Nigerian marriage. But in this case, this particular family has been seeking the fruit of the womb for the past twelve years of their marriage.A once-happy family which seems to have seen the light is thrown into utter darkness, after the discovery of a bastard child. But the bastard child, is only the tip of the iceberg, compared to the confession made by the husband, that he is HIV positive.Will the wife forgive her husband? Will she file for a divorce? What happens to the bastard child? All these flash points make this short film a must-read.

Echoes of Infidelity.

At Winsala Muses, we open every day, the glittering pages of the literary arts, read them aloud in mellifluous voices for all craving and less-conscious minds to hear, listen, enjoy and be heard. People are thinking; if life can be re-awakened to tell the tales of the past and traverse us to the future. But the literature of old is still very much alive; achievable with literature and arts well scripted.