I Married A Child
Oh woman of the South, With a gaze that holds my sight,
Budding Poets
Where Words Find Their Wings
Till Marriage Do Us Part
I stand at the altar, Looking at my bride, in all her glamor,
Only You
In you I see the stars, As your smile makes me see the light,
Casted Aspersion Politician
We have been an abbreviated piece of nothing, And for five years you've wasted our resources and time,
Dear Mama
Mama, I'm doing okay, Still blossoming with your love,
A Heartless Society
Am not heartless But life taught me to use my heart less
Only Once
Once in a decade or entire life, You meet this soul so tender,
Shuttered Hopes: 1
It felt like riding in a whirl wind, One that would pull to any direction without will,
The African Leaders
If they knew I wrote about this, And read through I'll be ...
No One Heard Me
I was born in an age of women empowerment and snapchat, Brought up with parents battling to maintain a societal status.
Men,beat Your Wives.
I'll tell why every beard-shaving man, Who has licked the knife the better way,
Through It All.
A pack of forty strokes, Stripped naked,