Who am I?
Whose am I?
Of-course am God's
So never teat a brother like a street dog
If am Abel,please don't be Cain
Where do you get the guts the veins
Don't you feel any pain?
Seeing blood spraying out of my arteries,my veins
My home is an orphanage
Orphaned at a young tender age
Parents lost in tribal violence
Young girls living with stolen innocence
I don't know my Papa,my Mama
Were they Kuria or Giriama?
Did tribes ever exist?
When a Kalenjin runs at the Olympics
All I could see is a Kenyan flag
The win isn't a Kalenjins victory
Its the pride of the whole country
The Maasai culture attracts tourists
Which doesn't make them a giraffes neck and degrade others to a wrist
My former deskmate was an Orma
What a beautiful lady she was,ooh my
Only beautiful in my own imagination
For she always covered her face with either a black or brown hijab
El Molo,Oromo,Pokomo,Rendile,Ogie
The difference in us,you couldn't tell
Our Swahili teacher was a Mijikenda
Having insulting sayings of humor
"Mtaka cha mvunguni sharti achre saba" he would say when referring to a prostitute
The English teacher;A Luo
His vocabularies were from Pluto
But does he say?
School guard;a Pokot
Insecurity took to their heels with the presence of his bow and arrow
A meru's miraa probox ran over me
Njoroge's "ask for transport"pick-up rushed me to Aga Khan
A head-shaking Arab doctor attended to me
The Teso nurse was very kind
Her presence made my wounds heal faster
ShiKUKU the Luhya kitchen master
Also a friend and an enemy of the CHICKEN
Do you remember Kioko,the whistling cleaner?
He could whistle fast tunes than Bolt could run
My pain danced away to the tunes
Mogaka ;the Kisii who sells earth-size avocados and nile long juicy sugarcane
Knew the importance of vitamins and visited me with a part of his business
Do you know the Boni?
A Boni cleared my hospital bill
My boss's chauffeur is a Tachoni
The wife is a Watha
But looked like a Yiaku
I guess you didn't know the lady who delivers my mail is a Kore
I cant tell the Maragoli,Marama,Isukhu and the Bukusu
For all I know they are Kenyans
Everyone complains with sneezes
When I wear my expensive strong scented cologne
Which made me realize the Dahalo hawker conned me
My beautiful better half is a Taita
Thanks for the introduction from a Taveta friend
A Suba planner organized my wedding
My mahawk was done in that Kinyozi at the corner
The barber is a tall dark Turkana
My ear-piercings represents the Samburu culture
Moha is my Somali designer from Eistleigh
The milkman is an Embu
I think his milk is the freshest of all
Regards to you Juma
You taught me how to swim in the cold Indian ocean
Under the burning Mombasa heat
There are the poor and the rich
The religious and non-religious
The red color in the Kenyan flag unites us all
If weren't we would different patches of tribal bloods
Kenya is @51,at menopause
She has shed enough blood before
Shedding blood again is like raping her
And all the sanitary towels in the whole world will not stop the oozing
Stop TRIBALISM
EMBRACE TRIBE ALL-ism
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