Victor Rotich

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The two ticks.
The fat, black flashy tick,
ever smiling at me,
and the brown, tall, round-eyed tick,
...

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,
...

They make noise as empty drums,
theirs' is only empty talk,
full of nothing but day dreams,
of my land and their money in Swiss.
...

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

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,
...

It's hard to forget, that day we talked on phone,
Never knew it was gonna be the last.
Memories rang in my mind, my heart beat fast,
I still doubt you are forever gone,
...

Victor Rotich Biography

Victor was birthed & grew up in the village, but spent his spring-tide in the city. That's what made him - Versatile. He has a great passion for poetry and wrote his first verse at a tender age of 8. He is a techie, sedulous & obeisant. Strangers describe him as 'quite.' He spends his free time writing & blogging.)

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The Two Ticks

The two ticks.
The fat, black flashy tick,
ever smiling at me,
and the brown, tall, round-eyed tick,
perched,
deep, deep inside my ear.

The two ticks,
pitiless, have decided to feast on me,
day and night, all night!
determined, to bring me to my knee,
They do it with euphoria,
as a female baby calf,
full of pride.
Thumbing chests, spiteful,
boasting, tossing expensive wine,
showing the world, their cheap wealth.

The two ticks,
cheers on, thunderously,
as poverty tears my ribs,
with its sharp, poisoned arrows.
I make their day,
I tickle them, crack their ribs,
when am drained of ideas, money
money to buy tawet.
They beam with admiration,
grinning, patting their smelly backs,
when am hopeless, weak,
lying down, sick! !

But, the two ticks,
are my friends, my people, my blood.
I shelter them during the flood,
I feed them, when famine strikes.
Am always there for them, in adversity
lending a hand, in times of need and calamity.

The two ticks,
spits on my face, thankless,
like a teenage donkey,
in the hands of a new master.
They have kicked at my testicles,
and broke my ribs.
They have turned against me.
They have even invited their friends,
to wage war against me.

Mooo! Mooo! Mooo!
Who will hear my painful cry?
The desolate midnight cry.
Who will come to my rescue?
From the mischief of these ticks.
They are sucking me dry.
They want my milk too!

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