MORE THAN WORDS CAN DESCRIBE

Eva Ebube Okafor is what she is named,  
But that is the least of her angelic qualities.  
In her, you truly will find an eternal muse,  
Hers is love so profound, it transforms every vibe.  
She is nice, kind, and beautiful, as each letter in her name represents,  
In each letter, a symphony of grace and loveliness.  
E - is for her elegance, a vision so rare,   
V - is for her vitality, a spark so divine,  
A - is for her allure, a charm so complete,  
E - again for her empathy, a heart so pure,  
B - is for her brilliance, a mind so bright,  
U - is for her uniqueness, one-of-a-kind,  
B - again for her bravery, a survivor
E - once more for her essence, her soul so free,  
O - is for her optimism, hope she is working hard at
K - is for her kindness, a heart warm and pure
A - is for her affectionate heart; tender yet tough
F - is for her faithfulness, steadfast and sure,  
O - again for her openness, her heart unbarred,  
R - is for her radiance, a glow so divine and eternal.

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