R.I.P Grandma

05:24 Sir Victor 0 Comments



It's hard to forget that day, we talked on phone,
I still doubt you are forever gone,
Never again, to taste your food,
And to share your jokes which brightened our mood.

You were there for me,
when the world was always mean,
Quickly, you would come in with advice,
When i was in for malice.

Caring, loving and encouraging you were,
Ever happy seeing me go for more,
Your heart was so mild,
And slowly, i was becoming your child.

Victor Rotich.

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Fragile Love

05:26 Sir Victor 0 Comments



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Always went to bed thinking about you,
my dearest and lovely you,
my love was deep, and true,
our glamour and romance
shed my gloom,
never knew it was full of doom.

After all those years,
of waiting, pain and tears,
I finally had you with cheers.
I blustered to rival peers,
as i embraced my answered prayers.

The whole world was becoming mine,
all we did was dine and wine.
Everything was kicking fine,
till that day, when all hell broke loose,
you turned me into a goose.

I wake up different, everything head-on,
distraught, my miseries becoming legion.
Your fake cuddles, smiles all left me in the desert,
the love in your face was never to the heart,
mistress, not at all were you down to earth!

www.poemhunter.com/poem/fragile-love-2/
Victor Rotich.

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It's a Jubilee Dawn!

05:27 Sir Victor 0 Comments

Everybody was happily yawning,
that sunny hot morning.
The blue skies were clear,
the long awaited moment, finally here.

The decision was historic,
and the numbers, terrific!The nation had spoken louder,
against the cunningness of the older.

The suffering had taken long,
Everywhere is dance and song,
now we can feed on our potential,
My president is young and digital!

Kenyans across all divides, believed,
God's will timely fulfilled.
More than ever, we feel secured,
for a better tomorrow is assured.

www.poemhunter.com/poem/it-s-a-jubilee-dawn/ 
Victor Rotich

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Animals Too, Have Rights.

05:22 Sir Victor 0 Comments



The dark horses around pushing you to the height,
your pride glares as you put on the light,
who knows, you could be wrong or right,
making noise all day and night,
not even for your right,
but your mama's fight.

Calling us animals with no future,
blaming us for your every failure.
It is a curse when life becomes your teacher,
discrimination, when reality becomes bitter.
No, no one's got selfish interest or for enmity,
but everyone's got audacity! 


Victor Rotich

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