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Cracked Hearts
The last time I saw Maimun words poured out of me like water squeezed from a sponge. She covered my mouth with hers as if to swallow a terrible curse that would come back to afflict us. “Forget us, forget me,” she said. Upon us was the moment of partying— my heart cracked. “I will come for you, my moon,” I said. “I will get you away from your Imam father Even Allah.” “Goodbye, my love I cannot help you with my love. Forget, my love I love you more than life itself.” She shimmered away— And I was alone.
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Cupid's Broken Arrow
So many times has cupid hit Hearts of men poisoned by love Many a time has the dark heart of man Been illuminated by radiance dazzling the eyes Dawning the day when thaws the ice That had long frozen the heart. For many days long gone and not forgotten That followed each other in quick succession Cupid sped far and wide hunting for the lover Sun and moon coursed along his paths Wind and rain attacked him unvariedly Only to get the grazing hearts oblivious. Hearts with their serene breath Liz with a broken heart, hurt Leo with his lost love, untimely demise Hearts with staggering faiths on Facebook Cupid with his bow and poisoned arrows Shot them to lay at their feet each poisoned heart. Thence dawned the day of their date The two to meet, miraculous omens to relate Leo of Nakuru said to have travelled The long and bumpy road to Kitale Whatever in his mind who can doubt The candle of hope was brightly lit Prodigious love was soon to be begotten. The ...
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