Who is prepared for “Baby Mama Drama’? BABY MAMA DRAMA I don’t want baby mama dramaI don’t need that kind of stressI just want to be a good fatherAnd give my child the best I don’t care about your new loverOr the games you like to playI just want to see my son or daughterAnd […]
An acrostic for Masvingo, a Shona novel by Kelvin Jasi. MASVINGO M ysteries within, emotions in disguise,A fortress of strength, where a heart lies.S hielding scars, built brick by brick,V eiling the hurt, emotions flick.I nsulating the soul, a protective guard,N urturing resilience, though love’s been marred.G uarding against pain, disappointments untold,O vercoming heartbreak, the
What makes “good old days” so memorable? GOOD OLD DAYS Come on, transport meto the era when it borethe moniker “good old days,”not for its inherent goodness,but for the simplicity it wore. Maybe, in simplicity’s robe,it finds its elusive goodness,a time when complexities were sparse,and life unfolded in an uncomplicated course. Take me back to
Hurricane, a poem by Kelvin Jasi, is a reflection of the past and the changes that come with it. HURRICANE In the looming shadow of my past,Every present word and act cast.Seeking escape, to dark corners I’m drawn,A hoodie shields me, optimism withdrawn. Blinded to the light of the future’s grace,Yesterday’s glory consumes hope’s trace.A
