My life, The metaphor
Like
a father I respect you
And
like a mentor I look up to you;
Yet
I ask who’s the man?
With
the game and popularity
Came
the shame and insecurities
Of
ending up like the rest;
Teenage
fatherhood in a dusty village
Without
a job was never my definition of success;
In a
neighborhood where I need not
Try
so hard to impress,
Through
the trials and tribulations
I
learnt never to take anything for granted,
For
having fought such temptations
I was
now free to indulge in life’s experiences,
Entertain
my inquisitive mind
By
cheating not on a girl nor death
But on
my present with my past
And
for that I had to make a Dedication to My Inspirations;
She
made me fall in love and even though
I
vowed to never love another besides my mother,
Yet
every time I was away from her I felt Home Sick;
By
seeing her I grew silly and while
I
tried to maintain my composure
My
chest grew restless and weary,
So I
had to write a Letter to my heart;
Those
thoughts of you which filled up my head,
Those
thoughts of you I could never comprehend
Were
nothing but an infatuation of
A 13
year old school boy,
I
hope you appreciate my Confession;
My
yearnings for fame and fortune
Have
brought me shame and confusion
As I
look back and ask myself… IF ONLY?
Like
those who loved and lost
I
intend to swallow my pride
And
finish this race which I begun alone;
Like
an episode from a soap opera
I
write through my life with words and actions
That
only I can ponder;
For
only I posses the various fonts and phrases to my life;
The
metaphor.
My life, The metaphor
Reviewed by K Machacha
on
May 26, 2013
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