It was about this time many years ago that they raided our village. We called it our little hide out. My go-to whenever I was tired of my home I had gone to the village to spend time with my grandma as it was holiday. Everyone in my nuclear family found it difficult to understand why I preferred the rusty aura of the village to the sophisticated lifestyle of the city. I left them to wonder but what mattered to me was my happiness. I loved how strange things piqued my interest. For instance; my love for Ogene music. If I had my both airpods on, know that I was lost in thoughts of my heritage. Fantasizing the strength of my Forefathers in the display of aesthetics, their love for beauty, making use of the very little they had at their disposal to still look ravishing. The red beads seated graciously on the lower waists of the young ladies, dangling in unison as they dance to the sonorious harmony of the oja and ogene played by the young men. I missed my fantasies so I got on t...