Friday, 27 April 2012
He Lies to Live
He was tall handsome and smart,
A smile could distinguish him from many,
But his ways of life was questionable.
He came to me,
Soft spoken clear voice,
As usual, greetings opened his needs.
A good listener, I pretended to be,
Nodding in confirmation and short answers,
He thought of scores,.. very wrong guess!
None could tell the guy was a conman,
Nothing could hint the motive of the guy,
He was just perfect, but I was much better.
His lies went in circles,
Confusion marked most parts in his story,
These made me realize who I was dealing with.
At the end he blessed me,
Walked away to another victim,
The same story..., he scored.
Sunday, 22 April 2012
Love: Something Worth to Know
By then, love was not an issue, it was considered as something
special for uniting hearts and people lived in happiness for the rest of their
lives. However, in our current generation, love is like a spark in people's
hearts -it comes in flash like thing, and so does it end-. Where did it go
wrong? Be my guest!
Well, we have to
understand the meaning of love and the effects it comes with in our lives. This
is only a starting point to understand why it is worth living in love life, how
to keep it going, and what keeps it strong in a relationship.
Meaning of
Love:
According to
Wikipedia, love is described as 'an emotion of a strong affection and personal
attachment'. However, an explanation that supports the first meaning of love is
what we find to be more interesting, here it goes! ' Love is also a virtue representing all
of human kindness, compassion, and affection; and "the unselfish loyal and
benevolent concern for the good of another" Love may also be described as
actions towards others or oneself based on compassion, or as actions towards
others based on affection' . Do these give us a hint? In summery, love is an
endless strong affection, unconditional compassion and unselfish concern for
other.
Living a love
life:
Since we live in a
world dominated or guided by laws and rights of humanity, love seems to come in
second place in a relationship; this is the first wrong turn! Love is what brings
people together, and no one is forced to stay with someone if there is no
mutual connection. We are humans, we have feeling, we can adopt change -either
negatively or positively-, we have rights to make a choice etc, but all these
when placed in the right position at the right time would bring so much joy in
a relationship and dissolve minor pains -a must- in any relationship.
It really depends
on us to make a decision in our lives, either to adhere to love we have or go
looking for a better greener love-life -which is actually more of an illusion
than a reality-. Nevertheless, we are to rethink of the impact of our actions
to our love partners, better to remember, ' Our neighbour's garden is always
beautiful, but we never know how beautiful our garden is in neighbour's eyes'.
Things to
consider in a love relationship:
(a) Trust- a very important
factor in love relationship, for it helps one eradicate doubts.
(B) Caring- this comes as a
supporting factor for continuity of love and brings a sense of belonging in a
relationship.
(C) Understanding- this is
the factor, which unites all other positive measures in a healthy relationship.
For things to
avoid in love relationships, visit this link.
Friday, 20 April 2012
Global Warming!
The sun is rising high on the clear sky. Well, one would wish for some drizzles but it seems the rain has finally abandoned its daily free offers.
A day like this in early days in my life, my people and I would be indoor because of rains. Unfortunately, as I grow older and bendy, the seasons and climate changes to something unthinkable.
Should we go blaming actions of man on our planet as the cause of all these? I wish we can. However, life has to continue and what expected to us is to find a simple way to save human home (Earth).
When I was still growing -in height- our then president had a vision to safe our Country, he came up with a slogan 'Cut one and plant two trees'. As if he had foreseen the future of our country!
Now that every nation is fighting with global worming and aridity, we have a duty to make the world a better place for all generations. Reduction of Carbon emissions, good disposal of plastics & Technological rejects and working to invent greener technologies should be our main goal, whose agenda being to save our natural environments.
Industrial revolution was human's biggest invention. Having invented machines to make the work easier for people, and creation of employment hence improving human life -earnings in terms if salaries and wages-. However, something went wrong, or maybe negligence on our part created a problem for us all. We have seen where we went wrong, rectifying our mistake may take year, but it is worth a try anyway!
A day like this in early days in my life, my people and I would be indoor because of rains. Unfortunately, as I grow older and bendy, the seasons and climate changes to something unthinkable.
Should we go blaming actions of man on our planet as the cause of all these? I wish we can. However, life has to continue and what expected to us is to find a simple way to save human home (Earth).
When I was still growing -in height- our then president had a vision to safe our Country, he came up with a slogan 'Cut one and plant two trees'. As if he had foreseen the future of our country!
Now that every nation is fighting with global worming and aridity, we have a duty to make the world a better place for all generations. Reduction of Carbon emissions, good disposal of plastics & Technological rejects and working to invent greener technologies should be our main goal, whose agenda being to save our natural environments.
Industrial revolution was human's biggest invention. Having invented machines to make the work easier for people, and creation of employment hence improving human life -earnings in terms if salaries and wages-. However, something went wrong, or maybe negligence on our part created a problem for us all. We have seen where we went wrong, rectifying our mistake may take year, but it is worth a try anyway!
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
I never quit,
I fear no failure,
I dare it to come on my way,
I do whatever I do with passion,
setting aside anything,
that I consider not worthy.
I have good and bad experiences,
As a friend who never quit,
As a fan who rely on Greens,
Not purely calm,
But rocking sometimes.
Greatness in mind is,
like a tower,
Seeing what will come in future,
And being conversant with the surrounding.
I cool, no quit,
Going great is my Goal
A perfect vision for my life.
You!
I dare it to come on my way,
I do whatever I do with passion,
setting aside anything,
that I consider not worthy.
I have good and bad experiences,
As a friend who never quit,
As a fan who rely on Greens,
Not purely calm,
But rocking sometimes.
Greatness in mind is,
like a tower,
Seeing what will come in future,
And being conversant with the surrounding.
I cool, no quit,
Going great is my Goal
A perfect vision for my life.
You!
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Thief not.. Hunger Survivor
It was a busy morning –rush hour that I was standing in a bus terminus waiting for Matatu . Then all of a sudden, the guy came to me pushing and shoving people aside. I could see that morning sweat was running along his curved cheeks. I had no clue as to why he was sweating or what begot his morning rush. Strongly moved by desire to help the poor man, he got hold of my shirt moving from one side to another as if hiding from someone. I tried to look for his aggressor from the direction he was hiding from, but I did not see anyone coming or anything suspicious.
His face could show trouble written all over, tears told me all of the sought.“Please help me,” he pleaded, still looking from side to side then turning slowly around me.” Why should I help this guy and from who,” I thought. As if reading my mind “he wants to kill me too, he shot my friends and now he wants my life… help me please, safe my life,” I could see nothing, only the crowd that had gathered around to see the morning show or the story of the day. “Who wants to kill you,” I asked. He pointed at the crowd, people moved away one by one until none but the blank space. “Don’t you see him there?” He asked as if being puzzled that I cannot see what was obvious. I shook my head and said, “You mean there is a ghost here?” pointing in the gap. With tearful eyes, he replied, “He is drawing near us… Guard me please; don’t let him kill me please….” Before I could say anything, the guy started running away still crying for help.
It took me some minutes to discover the show is over, nothing has been left but gazing strangers. Only a few of them wanted first hand information concerning the man and his strange pursuer.
As the crowd dispersed, I boarded a Matatu and headed for my work place in Nairobi Town- Capital City of Kenya. The road was so clear with a few vehicles mostly personal cars and some Lorries heading in the opposite direction. I could imagine arriving in my office earlier than previous day, when I was stuck on the road for more than one and a half hours because of traffic jam. This gave me my first smile as I thought of the work I left pending the day before, not hard but tiring as it involved repetitions from first file until the last.
Rains had started drizzling when I alighted from a Matatu and off on foot towards my office that is in Hazina Towers 6th Floor Room No. 26. Fortunate enough, the elevator was as if in waiting for me, none had used it on that particular morning. “Early bird Hum,” a stranger spoke from behind. Looking back, the face I saw on the bus terminus was looking at me. “Do I know you?” I asked the guy. He burst out laughing as if something about my question was so amusing that he could not bear to laugh. In exchange of glances, he laughed again and said, “You are so foolish…, so you are a stranger in Nairobi hum! Did you think you could help me?” He burst out laughing again as he held the key into my office. Blood rushing from my toes to my head; hair could be felt growing on my head at an alarming rate, anger giving in to shaking as I clenched my fists. “Don’t worry kaka…Sijabreak into cha office”, he said stretching his hand as he gave me the key.
Wait for Part 2
His face could show trouble written all over, tears told me all of the sought.“Please help me,” he pleaded, still looking from side to side then turning slowly around me.” Why should I help this guy and from who,” I thought. As if reading my mind “he wants to kill me too, he shot my friends and now he wants my life… help me please, safe my life,” I could see nothing, only the crowd that had gathered around to see the morning show or the story of the day. “Who wants to kill you,” I asked. He pointed at the crowd, people moved away one by one until none but the blank space. “Don’t you see him there?” He asked as if being puzzled that I cannot see what was obvious. I shook my head and said, “You mean there is a ghost here?” pointing in the gap. With tearful eyes, he replied, “He is drawing near us… Guard me please; don’t let him kill me please….” Before I could say anything, the guy started running away still crying for help.
It took me some minutes to discover the show is over, nothing has been left but gazing strangers. Only a few of them wanted first hand information concerning the man and his strange pursuer.
As the crowd dispersed, I boarded a Matatu and headed for my work place in Nairobi Town- Capital City of Kenya. The road was so clear with a few vehicles mostly personal cars and some Lorries heading in the opposite direction. I could imagine arriving in my office earlier than previous day, when I was stuck on the road for more than one and a half hours because of traffic jam. This gave me my first smile as I thought of the work I left pending the day before, not hard but tiring as it involved repetitions from first file until the last.
Rains had started drizzling when I alighted from a Matatu and off on foot towards my office that is in Hazina Towers 6th Floor Room No. 26. Fortunate enough, the elevator was as if in waiting for me, none had used it on that particular morning. “Early bird Hum,” a stranger spoke from behind. Looking back, the face I saw on the bus terminus was looking at me. “Do I know you?” I asked the guy. He burst out laughing as if something about my question was so amusing that he could not bear to laugh. In exchange of glances, he laughed again and said, “You are so foolish…, so you are a stranger in Nairobi hum! Did you think you could help me?” He burst out laughing again as he held the key into my office. Blood rushing from my toes to my head; hair could be felt growing on my head at an alarming rate, anger giving in to shaking as I clenched my fists. “Don’t worry kaka…Sijabreak into cha office”, he said stretching his hand as he gave me the key.
Wait for Part 2
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