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.
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May 30, 2019
I remember days ago, those doomed days
When depression was a reflection of my soul
And my eyes were painted black
And my face of winkled skin
And I sit down and smile,
I found solace somewhere
And I'm not selfish either, not at all
To share this mutual understanding
And the discovery of self happiness
That won't begotten anywhere
But from the solace within
My happiness comes from self acceptance
Of no denial of the bitter black past
But the embracement of my old self
And learning from the bitter thorns
Of life, of love, of pain, of torture
And re-writing of the better me
I found a solace within me
And accepted that at times I'm wrong
Not worth it at all, and pain will be part of me
I found my solace
To dust off the dust in my eyes
And sweep the webs of fear and sorrow
The secret of happiness
Told by my inner self, my solace
To accept my mistakes, my pains
To forgive, to move on, and love
"Depression is an illness", He said
"And you are the only doctor,
Choose Between happiness and sorrow"
©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
May 30, 2019
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