Ayé kò lọ rà á

Ayé kò lọ rà á

Ayé kò lọ rà á, ijọ arí kéré a jẹ kéré, ijọ arí wọmù a jẹ wọmù.
Translation: The world is not entirely enjoyable; the day one has a little to eat, one eats a little; the day one has plenty to eat, one enjoys plenty. 

There is no fat in this world when one has a little to eat; one eats a little; when one has a lot to eat, one eats a lot. By nature, people crave enjoyment, to be alive, to love and be loved, and to have a good time as a source of pleasure. The right way to live is to enjoy every moment as it passes and live according to one's present circumstances.

This proverb, deeply rooted in Yoruba culture, reflects on the nature of enjoyment and life, inviting us to enjoy every moment and learn from life's experiences. 

This is a painting of a couple enjoying good times.