THE DEVIL'S BEAN

Cowage is called Werepe (A call to Insanity), in my language, but many people prefer to call it The Devil's Pod.
Why? Definitely because of nothing more than the immediate hysterical demonstration of those who come in contact with it.
It could have been me but my childhood friend who played a little with the pod the day we went to get some sticks in a small bush, still has a fresher memory with him because he went from clothed to bare naked after some seconds of touching it. I thought his insanity was real for a moment because I distanced myself when I saw him running swiftly towards him. It was later I realized his speech was still coherent and sensible, as he was requesting some help from me.
Perhaps the gravest advice I gave that day was to go have a nice thorough bathe. But the itchiness and hysteria only worsened. It was after he had applied palm oil all over his body and started smelling like stew that his situation abated.
I really enjoyed every moment of that day and I made proper fun for him to stay indoors for the rest of the week.
Anyway, the truth is: although the Devil's pod or as it usually called Cowage, may appear attractive and tempting to touch, it is something to beware of 'cos of the real devilish effect it has on its guests.
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