I Hang. Poem by David Kinyanjui

I Hang.



I always hang on the wall,
Where I am looked at, by all.
You will find me in a house or maybe in a hall.
From there, I am always expected to make a certain call.

My two hands have to be always on the move.
They try to catch up with each other, they are in a familiar groove.

I am never an exception to do wrong.
And if I am, especially for too long,
I am left alone.
Because my hands refuse to go on.

Tuesday, April 7, 2020
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