Miner
Since he discovered a mine, He unblanketed his back
Where Words Find Their Wings
Since he discovered a mine, He unblanketed his back
I shuffled my feet on the rugged road, The sun was down and the dust was too,
Behind her broad smile is fear, Fear that her past life may be seen,
[Edited by Agatha Bahati] Who am I?
Bitter sweet self They told me to make it a light work,
The aroma was sweet and catchy. Of fresh blood and drained sweat,
I'm a fool and his money, I cry to be happy
Maybe I'll have a daughter, She'll be my princess
She Heard She Read
I'll be there for you, To always listen to you whenever you want to talk,
Brightly coloured petals, scattered on the lush ground,
The ground beneath her shook continuously, Her feet almost giving in to it,