By Glady’s Gachanja I am a contemporary woman, choking in societal outrageous hypocrisy. Disgusted by your sneaky remarks on my bold lipstick Talking in hushed
By Sheila Mumbo I thought I could do it all by myself Learn through all my mistakes, And eventually, gain thrust, But I was wrong
By Sheila Mumbo You have succeeded in making me feel, Feel things that I never thought I would, Looks like I set the bar too
By Sheila Mumbo Only the dark empty night knows What I’ve prayed for when I’m in tears Wandering alone in my own thoughts My cries
By Glady’s Gachanja I see your beautiful face, fading like the mist. I try to reach out, but you run even faster. Our time together
By Jr Pieces When you held your breath so dearly, how was I suppose to hold my own, The idea of your cradle coming to
By Clueless Poet She is an African woman The bride of Africa She toils from dawn to dusk So as to place something on the
By Miss Nyoike “Two little lights of mine Obviously each will die i time The Brightest will die first But the other will have to
By Stinky Have you ever woken up to chirping of birds? Like a real African mama queen? So much for a cacophony, it’s a theater.
By Sharon Her dark sparkling hair Her sweet embracing smile Each day asking me to bring the best out of me She taught me how