LEWIS WAMWANDA IS A POET AND NOVELIST, BORN IN ELDORET KENYA IN THE LATE 90'S AND IS A STUDENT AT KISII UNIVERSITY PURSUING BACHELOR OF EDUCATION, ENGLISH AND LITERATURE. HE BEGAN HIS WRITING BACK IN 2009 WHILE HE WAS IN CLASS FOUR HIS GREATEST MOTIVATION IS THE SOCIETY AT LARGE.
14 articles
March 15, 2019
The fact that we met and talked
The phonecalls we made 'till late nights
Laughing till dawn catches up
Does not mean love to me
I smile when we meet
Yearning for the next visit
And the still moments we are together
Happily listening to your unending stories
But still, It does not mean love
Those late nights we spend together
And the long weekend gateaways
To the woods and the oceans
And the frequent parties
Does not mean that I Love
Those tears that I wipe
When you are low and sad
Taking you by my arms
And resting in my comforting hugs
Still does not mean that I Love
That special visit to pa and ma
And when everyone said you are good
And praised you all day long
And talked about you being a good wife
Does not explain of love to me
The jumper I made you wear
During that chilly walk at the beach
And I shivered by from the sea breeze
Making my skin cold and numb
Still, does not explain about Love
Reflections
© Lewis Wamwanda
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LEWIS WAMWANDA IS A POET AND NOVELIST, BORN IN ELDORET KENYA IN THE LATE 90'S AND IS A STUDENT AT KISII UNIVERSITY PURSUING BACHELOR OF EDUCATION, ENGLISH AND LITERATURE. HE BEGAN HIS WRITING BACK IN 2009 WHILE HE WAS IN CLASS FOUR HIS GREATEST MOTIVATION IS THE SOCIETY AT LARGE.
14 articles
March 15, 2019
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