The Wage of Sin

THE WAGE OF SIN.


What' should I call this?
Fortune or misfortune?
The fate of my curiosity.
Akin to that of the cat.

A child a blessing from God.
But this seem not to be.
A child out of wedlock!
A bastard they'll call.

My peers have forsaken me.
My mama I opted for.
The worst she has done to me.
She disowned me.

A salt that has lost it saltiness I'm.
What's the remedy to this.
An abortion is a sin, they say.
Leathal as well.

Enough caveats I got,
But I defied, 
This grave I dug myself,
Surely I must lie in it.

My dreams shattered down.
Out of school I'm
The star that was about to shine.
Is turning dim daily.

?@Kipngeno Robin.
Tha Formidable Cheru.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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