Showing posts with label Hope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hope. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 October 2013

The Black Widow




Give me a taste of it… it’s seasoned, savory and yet mostly sweet.
I have wanted it a long time…
that longing from within …
An echo beyond the loins…
Empty.


Don’t make me take because I will…
My flair for warfare taunted into action
I instead was hopeful for oppression
Alas my kind can only conquer,
We weave webs of deceit and self gratification
There needn’t be smoke and mirrors
Why must you make me?

Be myself, true to my inner core, animal instincts, bare…bare minimums …down to earth that then turns to nothing.
 I weave around you translucent threads of pleasure as you endure.
Longer than you thought you could.
That which they have called monogamous.
 I the widowed queen and you my willing subject of amusement in a hellish moment best spent under covers.
You my dear are fortunate to be alive, heavy panting, these your only breaths.
You are tattered and yet…you remain close.
Not as an enemy but as a host to wild ramblings and imaginations
 Self imprisoned in a well padded snare you well knew was there.
 To be fair I brought us here.
 Without a care I warned I would take what ought to have been mine.
Normality restored as you my subject and I your queen. 

#TSKC

Monday, 20 May 2013

Poke YOUR Nose into this: The Rotaract Club of Harare West get dirty as they lend a hand in Domboshava!

Not many people have the foggiest of ideas of what Rotaract is or what it’s about or if anyone in it is bone-able. Being a recently inducted Rotaractor and lover of all things interactive I have been asked to explain it numerous times but after this past weekend I can safely say, you need to be in it to get it. That is get knee deep into the selfless action oriented bit (the part that matters) get to have a jam and socialize (the part that also matters *wink*), network and be schooled in thoughts that never crossed your mental server (the reward that comes with the knee deep stuff) and much more I’m probably yet to experience! In simple words its helping other people take care of themselves, its feeding the hungry with a loaf of bread, its teaching them to farm the darn wheat (wheat not weed PEOPLE!), its keeping strangers warm during these cold winter nights; its turning a ‘shamble’ into a walled and floored Home.
That’s precisely what we ‘Wild Wild Westerners’ got up to on an almost early Saturday morning. I say almost because like most things in life we met a few of life’s *EHEM!*, obstacles; road blocks, ‘almost’ flat tyres, not-so-morning-people, possible overloading and transport woes to mention a few!
But with the resilience of 5year olds on a scavenger hunt we pulled through and made it out to the outskirts deep in Domboshava, so deep we made the rest of the trek on foot to a tattered place called home to Baba naMai Passmore; the couple we have been assisting for a little close to a while.



This couple has six children (yes you read right), two girls; Chiedza (1 ½ yrs), the adorable Maude (5yrs) and four boys; Passmore (roughly 16yrs), Goodmore (12yrs), Titus (9yrs) and the both mischievous and timid Joshua (7yrs). Of the bunch only Titus and Goodmore are attending school while Joshua is yet to step into a classroom due to funding. Maude is due for Pre School as well but unfortunately the chorus of funding is certainly sung in the highest note under these circumstances. Stationery, school uniforms, day to day nutritional requirements, a secure roof over their heads, a cement and not dirt floor as well as actual windows lengthen the list of what, not only the family needs BUT what these children deserve as a human right to ‘be’.

The Rotaract Club of Harare West have and continue to do what they can to fill in the blanks where resources can; a blanket here, a pair of previously love clothes here and there, etc

That’s where YOU come in… YOU’RE the missing link… no effort is too small… no donation is irrelevant in cash, kind, time or expertise. At the risk of sounding like a chain message here; take a moment (no, seriously just a minute!), and think of what you have to offer to this family or to the Harare West Rotaractors Club as a member….*moment of silence for your thoughts*

Now Grab this guy's contacts and get involved;
Rotaract Club of Harare West, President Elect :
Victor
:victormabika@gmail.com


 I can’t promise won’t love it though.
 YOU have been warned! #TSKC

Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Purple


I think about you, more often than I should really!
As my thoughts saunter between the lines that define that shirt you wear so well…
Purple rain I wish we could dance in
Purple lies as we ride into a lavender peppered sunset
A finish fit for royalty
That sly side smile when I thought I knew you’d walk a mile just to please me
But you waited, No, No, not in a good way
I stayed hopeful that you would, that you still might
But trying as it may have been all we did was fight
A battle of faith, your actions versus the unseen intentions of your heart
Even though we stand apart I hear ‘its’ call,
It whispers, “stay with me Stephanie, won’t you stay?”
It groans, “Fill me, I’m empty”
I say drink me to your fill
Get drunk and giggly, joyful and stupid
My love flows closely to eternity its river far from dry will it be
Dregs have been sustained by endless memoirs of moments
Morsels of moments spent so passionate, beyond tender.
My soul’s intent is fodder to your last steps
‘It’ murmurs hungrily “I love you”

Saturday, 30 March 2013

Poetry From Way Back Then Pt.1



I wrote this back in 2010, barely two years after my sister's death. 
It was a dark,confusing and painful time. 
Worse yet it was a time of faithlessness.  
Here's one snippet of my many my internal fights:
My Internal Ying &Yang
Where there is evil there is good
Where darkness dwells there light to illuminate it
Where you feel love you feel hate
When you revenge you feel remorse
Where there is pure goodness evil is ready to take its place
When I’m happy the darkness creeps in bringing me back down that path
The path...
The path of deep rooted sadness within
How do I stop it?
I keep debating
Should I stop it?
Do I need these emotions?
Do I really want to feel??
If I let it engulf will love ever beseech me again
Its tentacles threaten me
They move suggestively
They entice me
I debate even more so
Do I really truly want to know?
Oh how beautiful the feeling of blackness can be
I know not if I still know the true meaning of beauty
Its version is much more sinister
Perverted and twisted is my new mind
Leave me alone I shout
The light listens
So pure end considerate it can be in such dire moments
You do not even try to dance suggestively
Am I this worthless to you?
You won’t bother to seduce me?
Curses from the grave! For in the pits of my soul I crave goodness
Regardless of how empty and void I may be
I know not what it will be....
I know not how to be
One without the other
Can I love without hate?
Can there be light without darkness
And darkness void of light
Can I be joyful without the slightest sadness?

Thursday, 7 February 2013

In the Morning

I awake in the morning,
In the wee hours
Nothing but birds and flowers applaud me.
A rush of blood to my head as sweet dreams come to an end
Realities of what lies ahead
I fight against the urge of listening to my fears
In replay, fast forward
Backtrack to my purpose
Head bowed I succumb to the emotion of powerlessness
I like it
God is my all in all
Feels good to know
When the wind blows every obstacle my way
All I need is my Faith
I kneel down when I awake
In the morning
God shows me His face
Some say my bed is empty
But His Angel lay beside
Warding off harm sent to me
Still I bow down because though death my taunt me
I have a reason to keep being
Reason to respire
I bow and give thanks
Sing praises as the house awakes
I ululate because My God is good!!
Faithful and true
With Him I can never be blue
Because of Him…
I awake in the morning.