PhiDims' Muse

Who am I? Who do you want me to be? For I am as I Am I am everything I pretend to be I am words that see and breath  I am life I am food for gods too sated to eat But ravenously insatiable with appetites only my soul can feed I am a hole abysmally whole Sending shivers through your body down to your sole Like the weather in the North Pole I am depth from its most shallow parts Making pronouncements that hit hard and heal hearts I am an enigma When I speak, my words stick like a stigma I am who you say I am I am who you say I am not I am flaws I am the only exception to the law I am as I Am I am everything I pretend to be Cause everything I am is who I Am designed to make me, as I am... So now Who do you think I am? 26/4/16 11:22 r3d ‪#‎ r3dTheSerialScribbler‬ ‪#‎ r3dsRandomRamblings‬ ‪#‎ ThatNgasGyal‬

I have received a lot of feedback from readers fairly across the six (6) geo-political  zones we have in Nigeria and I must say it is encouraging to still find that a lot of  people are reading & are concerned about how the social media affects our life and  the Church of God, even in today’s cyber-active society. A lot more needs to be  done. But that’s not the point, here it is: the common concern that has risen by  means of fair statistics from the received responses, is the perception that it seems  we are against the social media/networks and have ignored its appreciable  contributions. But how can we preach against a thing and employ its use?  It is of utmost importance to highlight that this is not the case here and has never  been. Thus, I do not advocate abandoning of the social media and other media  platforms as if they hold no importance or advantage; rather the proper & diligent  use of them. “They remain tools, not th