I was born and brought up in largely poor rural Kenya. my writing inspirations were grown by nursery school teacher and watered by my grandmother with her folk tales. My Savanna home was brainwave whose cycles motivated me further to write.
To date I have a collection of poems and short stories all revolving around Savanna theme and rural life.
Pessimism as opposed to optimism is the lens through which I look at life whose only deal is to struggle...and then people say I am sadist...
My characters survive along and none expects a happy ending!
I refuse the gospel of white versus black,
I refuse the idea that african god is a quack,
And that the genuine god looks like a white,
And that white is representative of right,
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Know, if, there are steps on the grass, it's mine
Slow, listen, if you hear heart throb, it's mine,
Flow, on, till you miss me to point of tears,
Throw, every caution and pick what matters
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Please come home,
Tis heart's now a boom,
For kiss once again,
Regardless of the pain
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I left the new clothes in my hut,
I wore a tattered jeans and a hat,
My first step almost broke my heart,
The oxen of Joe pulled me in a cart.
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