Scenes of love
I looked up,saw beauty with my own eyes
Perfect bliss,so nice.
It shone brightly like thoughts
In a mind seeking council with the wise.
The highest bidder in your love auction,
Pay the top price.
Be close to the scent of your perfume,
Dream and assume, that i be your groom
and you my bride, inside my heart you can hide.
It's your one stop love shop
You be my ebb n flow, I will be your tide.
When wrinkled and old,be my sweet mummy
still sweeping me clean like the tsunami,
strength in your waves,
my mind sold its thoughts as your slaves.
Subject to your master,
the service of your love, Pulsating my heart faster
and faster..
Can't skip a beat,for the feeling is so sweet.
Can't afford a blink and miss these scenes,
I want it live,not on crystal display screens.
Listen to your whispers, your soft voice
the frequency right, such sweet noise.
Wedding bells do jingle, jingle, jingle.
Melody of the wind with singing birds
Do mingle, when two are one and none
Be single.
Decorated with colors, blue and indigo
ribbons that tie our knot,
That you be my wife and my amigo.
P.O.E.M.S
Thursday, August 8, 2013
A SAFARI HOME WITH SAFARICOM
Praise be to saf,
They have given me more than enough.
I can call my sweetheart
and let her know how she exites my heart.
Big up safaricom
For in business they had me perform.
I paid my bills, debt and rent with Mpesa.
This mobile transfer that eased my pressure.
When I wasn't tayari,
they lent me through M-shwari.
I paid in bits, one after the next
and could still afford to send a text.
When my phone was old and weary,
they rewarded my loyalty with bonga points.
Had me pay cheap for a new phone,
a real deal and not a clone.
With friends I can share through sambaza
some airtime, or bundles for their browser.
Saf has given us a lot more,
It's deeply Kenyan since MJ and now collimore.
From abroad we can support home,
they are real, I trust them to perform.
Phone service which benefits us,
they are top of their class.
Praise be to saf,
They have given me more than enough.
I can call my sweetheart
and let her know how she exites my heart.
Big up safaricom
For in business they had me perform.
I paid my bills, debt and rent with Mpesa.
This mobile transfer that eased my pressure.
When I wasn't tayari,
they lent me through M-shwari.
I paid in bits, one after the next
and could still afford to send a text.
When my phone was old and weary,
they rewarded my loyalty with bonga points.
Had me pay cheap for a new phone,
a real deal and not a clone.
With friends I can share through sambaza
some airtime, or bundles for their browser.
Saf has given us a lot more,
It's deeply Kenyan since MJ and now collimore.
From abroad we can support home,
they are real, I trust them to perform.
Phone service which benefits us,
they are top of their class.
Like nectar on flower petals, attracting bees,
So is your thought on my head, always buzzing,
Always sweet. Fresh in the morning with dew,
buds in spring always new, shedding in winter,
Allow me to end the days of your sphinister.
To your wife I can be husband, come live in my
house and make me a happy home.
I say this to my wife, God's blessing,
the love of my life.
Journey of life,steps and leaps on hills
and valleys,
Dark nights with lit up streets and alleys.
I can see myself with you, I see us in you.
You are a jewel, I wear you,
no one else for you are a gem,
whisper when you need 2 hear
That u are beautiful,
Shout it loud bcoz am greatful.
Queen of ur throne,
I hold u deep lyk flesh n bone,
Blood in veins that pump,
In this concrete desert be my hump,
Quench and nourish the urge in me,
That life may grow from us,I mean we.
Ur beauty is in my eyes, am the beholder
U can always lean on this shoulder...
Sunday, July 29, 2012
ONE WOMAN
One woman, one womb
one desire to love and nurture
a new life,small and vulnerable.
One effort of protection, one kiss of affection.
She is the only one who knows
pain in child birth, the load of growing life,
the sweet bliss of its aftermath.
The first kiss on this earth.
As God made man complete with one woman,
just one, a fulfillment of complete nature,
its that one woman.
She brought sin to the world, she is not wrong
but she is so strong,
like the reeds in Eden,
she waters us like plants in her garden.
one desire to love and nurture
a new life,small and vulnerable.
One effort of protection, one kiss of affection.
She is the only one who knows
pain in child birth, the load of growing life,
the sweet bliss of its aftermath.
The first kiss on this earth.
As God made man complete with one woman,
just one, a fulfillment of complete nature,
its that one woman.
She brought sin to the world, she is not wrong
but she is so strong,
like the reeds in Eden,
she waters us like plants in her garden.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
SPILLS OF SWEAT ON SPOTS OF BLOOD
SPILLS OF SWEAT ON SPOTS OF BLOOD
The spill of sweat from the hard strain
Under the red hot sun that keeps away the rain,
I gave it a thought, and now let me take you through
An exhibition of my brain.
Come with me, but beware lest you slip and fall
stepping on spills of sweat on spots of blood.
The ark angel of retribution calls from
the eastern hills, his voice thunders through the earth
in preparedness for the coming of his wrath.
Corrupt leaders have rebuked his call,
They have poured on poverty road our own spills
Of sweat on spots of blood, that made us slide
And fall.
They lick our ears with their lies
yet we never lick theirs with our cries.
They have lied and robbed from you, that’s the
real that you should feel, maintain your pain
as I take you through an exhibition of my brain.
Rich or poor, there is nothing new under the sun.
We wake up earlier than them
to recite the national anthem. Like Rasta would say
“Fire burn them”.
We have been patriotic, till this day of the fiber optic.
Questions still hang on loose ends,
It was said we were from rich backgrounds, why then these poor trends?
We work and stain our cloths with sweat till they smell bad,
Why again stain them with our own blood?
Friday, September 9, 2011
MISS AFRICA
MISS AFRICA
Crying babies
empty bellies,
tongues as blunt as a panga
with echoes of devastating hunger
that ooze from a child’s lips as it holds to its mother’s kanga.
Like oxen pulling on a yoke,
so is the thought of riches when broke
floating on minds like lilies that don’t soak.
A land with no rain, thoughts of strain
Pulling like a chain too cover the abyss
of inner pain like Africa with the guilt of Cain.
Strapped to her own bed, calling
for love but given lust instead
now her children lack daily bread.
Her pools were once pure,
to all ailments they held a cure.
I can remember how it was to smell her scent
that now stinks like manure,
and all this she does endure.
Let it be understood that in her cape she
kept food, but they stole it,
covered her lips with tape, whipped, tortured
her that she could not escape then
they made her a victim of rape.
Many men who committed adultery to
this sister, as they laid on her, again and again until all she felt was pain.
Many souls she does now bare
so much that she can’t take care of those
already there.
Subjected to greed that she cannot even
breastfeed her own seed when they are in need.
Unsure steps we do take like the blind as solace we seek to find within our own piece of mind.
Why do we live as poor?
Is it really a curse for sure?
Questions do arise
Whether we will ever see paradise
without hunger, violence, corruption
where everything is nice and the whirlwind
shall blow off the disguise that covers our earthly eyes.
As we sit and wait for food aid
from companies that are paid to travel,
for miles across tarmac and gravel
so that alms they could deliver.
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