PAUL OGUDA

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Heroes are not soldiers
Coming back home victorious
Not the generals
Strateging and running the war council
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There was a small boy
In the countryside
Who had a small red BMX bicycle
Kept in the store besides the herbicides
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Welcome to the black market

Where goods are stored in old baskets
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There was total darkness

Then the storm began
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Gaia is weeping
Her heart shredding to pieces
Her voice coarse, no more screaming
Her golden and diamond tears, streaming
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She wears no makeup
Only lip gloss to make her lips glow
She is proud of her hair
Only water relaxes her coarse afro
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There is this girl
Her body is slender
A wife material type of girl
Her lips so tender
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If flags could talk
How about flags of our fathers
Aged with time
Faded, to glory and misery
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Poetry is an act
It changes with time
This poem for example they will react
But I will lose nothing not even a dime
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One, two…
It’s almost fifty
Like the seasons I come back
To haunt you, while you are sitting
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When I die
I know no one will cry
But you will miss me
That I am sure of..
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Facebook, myspace, twitter, foursquare.......
Social networking
Nkt....it is truly networking
This is my story
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Like an empty face
From an alien place
I couldn`t put a name
This was a shame
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In our cacoon
Of solitude
And a promising future
Came a BEAST
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Like Van Gogh`s starry night
Am starring into the night
Stars in constellations and galaxies, so far away
Twinkle with disappearing luminance
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Old men shed no tears
Like the winds of the desert
Their eyes are dry
Lowering in respect my hat
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If I had another chance
To live
I`d change everything
But not you
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Broken dreams
Countless screams
Battered wives
Lost lives
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Christine

This is to you my love
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PAUL OGUDA Biography

Living in this life taking the best moments as they come and living through the worst as they go...we aint here forever so hope my work will live on in my place...)

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Heroes

Heroes are not soldiers
Coming back home victorious
Not the generals
Strateging and running the war council
Heroes are soldiers
Coming back home in caskets
Heroes are men killed in battle
From Paris to Achilles
Che Guevara
Dedan Kimathi
Christopher Okigbo
Heroes are assassinated patriots
Pio Gama Pinto
Tom Mboya
Patrice Lumumba
Thomas Sankara
I cant name each one
But this is for all who died
For a cause, even just one
With your lives you paid
That is the ultimate price
Heroes are the young boys
Who left home and went to the forests
To fight along the Maumau
Their corpses all over the Aberdare
Rotting to enrich the soil
That they dearly loved and treasured
With not only hope but their lives
In your shallow graves
Your bones rotted away
All I say is how brave
You all went away
Your spirits at the dead of the night
Come alive to feel the air
The air of freedom
That they only harboured in their hearts
And laboured for with their lives
Heroes never comeback home
Like Malcolm X they die
Speaking their hearts out
Reformists, you will ask why
They are always wiped out
The Revolutionary cry
Has but died out
Because our heroes are dead
Dead and gone...

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