The Campus Cat Poem by Charles Jagongo

The Campus Cat



Shivering and wet
Had been drenched by a drizzling rain
The Campus cat waits, beneath a lamppost

She had come, to brave, the cold
For rent has to be paid, a life is to be lived,
The landlord, a deadline he did.

Conjuring home images, sky, the Stars lit,
Father, mother, and siblings, faces bright
She had passed, colours flew, a future, then, so bright.

Hmnn, in campus, Eat as you pay!
Or rent a cube, pay, get on with life, read, pray!
Pockets run dry, no food, just nothing, home is away!

Hmnn, a car, pulls
The campus cat, cat walks,
Hand beckons, door closed, tomorrow, lectures!

Thursday, July 19, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: car,cat,home,siblings
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Life of poor Girls in Kenyan public Unversities.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Simon Odhiambo 20 July 2012

This is well put...tomorrow...lectures.

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Suelynn Walters 19 July 2012

Yet another great Poem from my favourite Poet here.

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