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The Legal Father Of My Girl 4....

  Their conversation didnt seem to fade. Their faces were cool. As they conversed, it was uncovered that Grace came from a humble family in the rurals of Kisii town. Her dad was a farmer who ran a greenhouse at their small plot. He was currently harvesting tomatoes. Her mother was alcoholic and she had left her baba Grace for another man. Grace met her once once only when she went to the  village bars in her search. Kairetu told almost everything about her including about Sarunis consistencious proposalsand how often she turned them down. Sometimes i wonder why some ladies turn blind and deaf on the good stuff and opt for bad stuffs just because they are eye pleasing, its okay though, everyone is entitled to have what he/she likes as long as they can rightly afford it. The day grew darker. Grace had bunches of bananas and tomatoes, she asked Kairetu to prepare some as she went out to buy something else. Kairetu was almost done when Grace entered with a paperbag. She emptied it...

Legends do Die - by Paul Wanjiku

  Legends do Die  Say hi to your angel wife Make her take on board tha' Like so do you  She's cramped in our blood pumps Though our parents are now orphans He joined his wife, in the dead's Coupling the dead-world Camouflaging with ancestors Now our parents don't have parents It's a celebration thou' 100 graceful maneuvers The man whom's my genes originated Thank you for fathering my mother It is painful that you're now dead😢 It hurts much picturing never seeing you😭 Maybe his angel wife found heaven lonesome and requested throne king for him and sent death-angel for him Transition is everyone's destiny 💔 although it welcomed itself to us unannounced without allowing us at least last live-goodbye😢 If he was an artist his art would live L egends do die; literature lives 

Broken Image

  BROKEN IMAGE Broken mirror couldn't mirror his broken image 20 Years confined in a companion confinement After long-treasured heart-wholy commitment Surprised his innocence with irreflectable brokenness Unpained with irreversible reversibility  Unbelievable, 20 years spent in custody of irony Letters playing with memories like they do on boards Triggering precious moments they'd bond Cant I run away from this memory Like pushing building's wall with your back With strength that can tell it can move He tried it on flashback; it kept creep-drawing back Refusing to buy she was innocent and she could prove