Walk With Me Poem by CHRISTOPHER MUDIENYI

WALK WITH ME BY MUDIENYI WA MUSHIRA
I sat under the dreaded sycamore,
I guess that I was no more,
Or was I in slumber land?
In and out of wonderland?
This I cannot remember,
Because there, I am no longer a member,
Out of the dark of the night,
I walked from dusk into light,
Wow! I can now see,
It is so bright that you can see,
My lovely rose,
How I wish we together arose,
And from the muddy water,
We could walk when it's yet hotter,
To the fountain of freshness,
To savor the world's freshness,
Let's come together and walk,
Let us walk and talk,
Because this is our moment,
A real time for a blissful moment,
When we shall stand on the mountain,
And look at our foundation,
We shall take a bath in the sea,
To wash away, of the past we may see,
Let's walk along love's river,
Just take courage, do not shiver,
Because I at least know the way,
Through the sun sun's rays,
Until we come to the meadow,
Chatting under the moons shadow,
With the palm leaves hissing,
As we in the gentle wind kissing,
Darling please come with me, will you?