You Didnt Know
YOU DIDN’T KNOW
Maybe you didn’t know
But your single plate fills mine a day
That note you give for the bill
My hair would shine a month
But I guess you didn’t know
Step lightly lest you pop out my jiggers
Your fine pointed heels, in my dreams I saw
That perfume so unique, passed for a queen’s
That’s the world deep in my sleep I dream
But I guess you didn’t know
They ask for dollar fee to print my page
To me it’s a dollar quiz, to have food or the page
It’s a talent I got but poor to see it through online
I write for pleasure, the able print and make doe
But I guess you didn’t know
Silently down on my knees daily I beg
Its one life, with death no return
I hear of Angels sent, daily I wait for mine
A change I need, in food and education
But I guess you didn’t know
If only the guards by your gate fell asleep
A double print my dirty feet would do on your terrace
For the degree is so expensive, landlord a daily nag
The intestinal worms on hunger strike, no more tears down
But I guess you were the sent angel.
Copyright © Esther Muchai | Year Posted 2014
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