
I once had a trance of joyous deities,
clad in the white robes of Obatala,
treading at the gate of heavens.
With thier ìrùkẹ̀rẹ̀ swaying to the solemn rhythm,
they sang the chorus of good fortunes:
“May the treasure of our benevolent father
seek after the upright humans
and may his divine blessings
shower on every righteous soul.
Ire e.”
And they danced with grace,
like the Ẹ̀yọ̀s,
on the sacred passage of firmaments.
