Kenyan Poems - Poems about Kenyan

Put your finger down If you believed That Maandamano (Protests) would change the country Put your finger down If you were caught in the feeling That the revolution has been televised Put your finger down If you believed His excellency was shaken to humanity Put your finger down If you believed that the...

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Be Not Afraid When God Says so everything is permitted The genocide on screens was sanctioned from heaven 800 acres 800 graves In the name of God Their Journey was hastened The heavens were opened "I saw visions of God." Ezekiel was preaching Be not Afraid The Government has faith The chief was ordained His cup was brimming A ...

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I am glad I went to hell Glad to have met death Looked at his face, hugged him Fell to my knees, kissed his feet Asked If I could stay and live with him ...

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I quit I throw my hands down and sit, sometimes they called for reconciliation without justice They called for justice without truth Now they ask for prayer without confession, umpteenth, it chafes Has dishonesty made you inadequate to let go the desecration infringement negligence graft shame of these violations which bake violence? Yet another fifth year our memo calls us to speak See how they dance under a canopy...

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I feel bad we never met You missed out on something amazing I was God's grace, I was boundless I never saw it coming in the end Only feeling me in fleeting moments The greatest version already left I really have been fading Day in, day in for a decade I am sorry for being what is...

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In my City When they say they will kill you It's prudent to do Believe them and keep the distance Because They really mean it And I am from my city But I got heart, tears, and poetry So you best believe me When I say I will shoot you I will I have...

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The CRY OF A KENYAN. Rihanna talks of The New America American Oxygen It seems same for poor Kenya Our one and only treasure Drowning in the dark Driven by cartels of no concern No care for the next generation. And here's my plead. Am lost within a nation No name no trace No location no possession No government but govern men No freedom...

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The books are open to us who fatten mice into pigs even tho' u limp, brethren crawl to the ward take seat in the arena shortly, curtains will part To you : Be brutal!...

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scouts stand proud two spears and shield immortalizing Kenya's legacy Name: Teddy Kimathi Country: Kenya...

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In this land we had a President teacher So was our nice neighbour next door A fertile ground to hold holy such a duty An easy guess : respect was far more important Than what we thought of compensation for labour That renders throats dry sniffing chalk dust Only moon will tell when will settle the chalk dust A sunset ago, a...

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My Three Kenyan Friends I met them this weekend at a friend’s house in Indianapolis The sweetest siblings you would ever want to meet Blessed by the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ In their smiles was the love of my Savior Three wonderful smiles Three wonderful hearts Friendship established for evermore My three Kenyan friends We are now all brothers and sisters All dining...

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A huge ego breaks off love’s embrace, A tiny ego slips off love’s embrace, No ego, no embrace of love! A selfless ego suffocates from love’s embrace, A selfish ego wards off love’s embrace, No ego, no embrace of love! A super-visual ego overshadows love’s embrace, A deep-seated ego is colonized by love’s embrace, No ego, no embrace of love! A healthy ego humbly...

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