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Serpents

They are the same generation of vipers, sons and daughters of snakes.

Vipers coiled but Snipers foiled


Propaganda well well oiled

Slander all of us embroiled


Like a ripe vipers nest coiled

Dander and our blood boiled


For whatever whatsoever we've toiled

Whenever forever wherever spoiled


Don't pander the snipers must be foiled

Or our society like Rwanda will be soiled

Generation Of Vipers

Yes, how come? Generation of vipers speak lovely doing evil

[O generation of vipers, how can ye, being evil, speak good things?] Matthew 12:34.


Pit Vipers

To not appease the critics,
success within our grasp

The charlatans of written words,
venom of the asp

They bury deep inside their dens,
ordained iconoclasts

Passing judgment, casting blame
—on what they fear might last

(To T.R.’s ‘Man In The Arena’ March, 2021)

Pit Vipers

Hiding in their basement caves,
the ‘journalists’ deride

The light of facts and truth cast dim,
a downward fatal slide

Where once out in the open,
clear vision far and wide

Credibility buries deep
—their fear a den of lies

(The New Room: February, 2021)

A Masked Creator of Virulent Vipers

We are controlled by what we create
A vexing tool from a creator?--
I found my death-note in a bottle
Then, silently stabbed at Caligula's sea

Obscurity has founded me
All night, we danced with Death and all their friends
We reserved our table: Misfortune and I
To crawl, ever-lovingly into self-destruction

What fevered, feckless filth are we:
A brood of virulent vipers--
With cordial smiles masking our true nature
We stumble, backwards, into our very own traps

Volition is dead to us
Indulgent indifference will lead to our violent destruction
I have the mindset of 1, 000 fools--
And, I deserve this...


The Brood of Vipers

Do not be greedy for material possessions
in spiritual people paradox of lust.
Be concern with spiritual poverty
for physical poverty will pass.

Fear not the one who can kill your body,
but fear the one who can kill your soul.
You are not to be like the business man,
who builds Ponzi scheme and steals monies from people.

You are not to make the Cave of Bandits from our Father’s House.
You are not to rob your parishioners
in the middle of Eucharist, telling them to provide you with their 
credit and debit card numbers,

because you want to have luxurious live style.
You need to embrace the holy poverty
and concentrate on the spiritual things.
Do not be like the “Stupidtz” and fathers “O’Lands”.

Which one of you follows the Lord?
Do you love him in your mansions?
“Foxes have dens and birds have nests,
but the Son of Man has no place to lay his head.”

Indian Vipers

Tulip turning. 1 2 3. Prettily pasting post in a tree. Shapeless orbs ornately decorated. And a singing bowl asleep near a fridge freezer. Radio not a field mouse. Declaration airwaves. A mothball flu. Power pointing pontifical pontiff. Plea to a pea. And a glass human being. Benign is a compass. Grateful is a directional flirt. Gravitationally given going grabbing giblets graciously. Take no wheel to an honourable friend. Especially a right honourable one. Left turn right turn middle middle break. Traffic light dancer. Its best to wear a gold bead rather than a decade of silverware on ones hand. Doesn't one agree? Hahahaha daring playsuit with plunging neckline hahahaha a little bug smiling and smoking. Hahahaha draperies. Xxxx daboya z

Hypocrites Draculars and Vipers

My emotions run like ranging water,
It’s this pain that is making me hate,
Feeling a red-hot anger to them hypocrites,
Who laughs with me, dine with me,
Walk with me and call me sweet names,
Only to realize they are sweet nothings,
While stabbing me down to the core.

With this my soul is exploding,
Losing the little faith left in them,
My heart distances itself from them,
Even my eyes can’t bear looking at them,
My laughter is lost when am close,
And tears drown me in sea of sorrows,
While hypocrites tears me down the middle.

In their wicked laughter am left in tears,
In their celebrations am left in tatters,
In my cries they celebrate in laughter,
In every wrong moments they cherish,
In my failures they talk on day long,
And in my drawbacks they flourish,
For these are Draculas in the dark caves.

When am with them am the best,
When am closer they are my best friends,
When am doing well they share in success,
Tagging me as the best friend world ever,
But wait when am not closer to them,
All they talk about is me morning to dawn,
For they are vipers sucking my blood.

BERNARD WACHIRA
ORIGINAL POEM.

Silver Spring With Vipers

silver spring,
hardens archly  on the   magnolia  dreams,
greedily and  ice
 
sailors
replenish  their   pompous short epic sorrows,
(scurry in happy life)
 
tiredly, raining gently...
the hideous frost... pomegranate poses on  your lips
kissed by the wind.
 
 she, viper frightening, 
embrace sadly
insipid eager,
the  trees with unknowing flowers...
 
(she wanted destroy my ego,
but she fall  in the hell-
pervert woman)
 
raining
boundlessness plunges verses for
melting human pure soul who
screams mad
...at the faintly sun
25.03.2013

Vipers Along the Path

The road is long
       and it is not yet known
where it will eventuallly 
      lead us 
Dangers will face us 
     on our arduous journey 
There are vipers along the path 
     As we travel 
     we must be careful 
   A sudden misstep 
can have terrible consequences
    There are vipers along the path
On a journey whose end is 
       unknown 
 Our fortunes are tied 
to the stars in the heavens above
To avoid the vipers along 
       the path
We must watch the road
   vigilantly
FOR THERE ARE VIPERS ALONG THE PATH!

Vipers Kiss Ii

What is there within this vagrant lady
That I can neither hear nor see,
That I fail to acquire or fathom
And still it beckons me?

Is not she but a blood stain in the moon---
A bit of water, plasma, enzymes?
And yet she plays upon her bong a truculent tune
As if Karma had not kissed her with his fangs!

Fallen Vipers

Vipers climb these walls;
These walls, eternally tall.
Lining these walls, crannies and nooks;
Reviving shelters to which these vipers look.
Just below these shelters, a moss of deep green
The top edges glow a red sheen.
Blue wind blows from within
Cooling the vipers' thinning skin.
Through the day, through the night
These vipers fight a tireless fight.
Is there a purpose, a reason?
These vipers give their short season?
Relief beckons from below, a lie.
Caught for a moment, these vipers raise their eyes.
Suddenly, these vipers see cracks
From which flames gush to attack.
These vipers peel off the wall,
Helplessly despairing the Fall.
Is there a purpose, a reason?
Yes; they have been given a Son.

Rocks and Vipers

Two women
Broke their teeth
On gravel.

That one man
Drank venom
In green grass.

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