I'm not a poet, Poetry is not in me, Though I try to be in poetry, But If I am the persona am the poem, And if it's a matter of writing I count on my pen, I wish I was one I'm not a poet Or any lyrical wizard, But when I hold my pen , It vomits it's ink , puting my emotions as words on a paper, And pouring my thoughts out through the writings, I'm not a poet, Though i've had dreams , Of becoming one of the greatest writers, Like a warrior of words, Who use their pens as their sword and arrow, And their paper the battlefield, I'm not a poet, Though I'm not giving up on being one, I don't know what being a poet leads to, But I'll try with a line , two or three, And if I'll understand what I'll be writing for, To my debut piece I'll write in lines of five, I'm not a poet, Maybe am the poem, No, Yes, I don't know, But I leave it for my pen, Am not a...
I knew he wasn't sincere, When with open arms you ran, And without a single care, Loved him with absolute abandon. I knew he wasn't of the kind, That loves with utmost sincerity, I had a hunch he was a fiend, And loving him would be vanity. What drew you to his snare?, Prompting poor you to declare, That you would love him with fervour, And stick to him forever. Could it be his well treated hair?, Oh!it must be his dashing flair, That had you inexorably drawn, To be used like a miserable pawn. I knew you would finally get hurt, For his 'love' came not from his heart, All that drove him was pure lust, From which you failed to desist. We can't turn back the hands of time So let's concentrate on the task ahead, Of laying a solid foundation, For the yet to be born baby. poet: Njuguna kimungu Thankyou for your participation in the CHEKI CHEKI poetry festival!, Get more informed with insights on poetry here...
I will not weep, Neither will I cry, Even though I'm hurting, I will shed narry a tear. I will neither laugh Nor will you see me grin, Even though I am happy, I'll not bare a single tooth. I elect neither to eat, Nor indulge in drinking, Even though I'm famished, I will suppress the urges. I choose not to celebrate, Nor engage in hilarity, Even though I'm a winner, I will not showboat. I will neither kiss, Nor will you see me embrace, Even though I'm in love, I'll not exhibit my emotions. I will neither beg for alms, Nor will I borrow from anyone, Even though I need help, I won't lay bare my poverty. I choose not to sing, Nor will you see me dance, Even though I'm gifted, My diffidence carries the day. Yes I will not, For I choose not to. poet: Njuguna kimungu Thankyou for your participation in the CHEKI CHEKI poetry festival!, Get more informed with insights on poetry here and read on the theme for the wee...
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