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author=Hilaskee]What a life! A life well spent!! Done and Gone!!! The
Sweet Sleep!!!! Our mouth is closed as the Iroko tree falls...Our eyes
are winking at the library that has burnt down...Our feet is speaking to
the great pass away...Our fingers is now learning the ways of the
Hero...When tommorrow comes with her riddles; when we can no longer hear
the voice of the teacher; when things fall apart and the center can no
longer hold; when the ways of man becomes the ways of the ant; when we
blame the kite and also blame the chicken; when people begin to gather
in the moonlight because of the moon; when people now gather because of
hunger; when things is no longer at ease because brother now fear
brother; when the lizard can no longer praise and pride in his acrobatic
skills; when the young cow now refuses to watch how the mother-cow
chews the grass; when the sun begins to rise from the West and sets at
the East; when the South wind begins to blow from the North; when we
cross over the river to listen to the wisdom of our Hero...only for the
Angel to tell us that our Hero is in his paradise with his Maker...What a
life? The tree that dances yesterday dies tommorrow; the river that
sings today dries tommorrow...Is is true that Chinua Achebe is no more?
Is it true that the father of the pen has left his book? Is it true that
the Eagle in the Iroko have left his throne? Chinua Achebe is dead?
What a life! A life well spent!! Done and Gone!!! ~ By
Hillary Oparaodu[/quote]

The learned are always vigilant.
I learnt French while in Paris

topup: What is the difference between learnt and learned.

Please use examples, I often get confused in which I should use or why.

It was what I learnt.
It was what I learned.

??I learned from the best.
I learnt the hard way??