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Gray Spots
Gray Spots
It consists of poems compiled and published here online by Al Kags that are written by Kenyan poets
who simply want to share bits of their souls.
The copyright is the writer’s and they have agreed that you are welcome to use the poems as you please – read it, recite it, publish it, keep it, share it – do
whatever you will ‐ Just attribute the writer and kindly send an email with your thoughts and let us know what you did with it.
Enjoy.
Viola’s Iris
http://violasiris.wordpress.com
Al Kags.
We Took a Different Path Where Do We Go From Here?
we left with the others And now to these heights we've climbed
hand in hand we sampled and played through time and hurt and pain
neck to neck we raced and bayed A folk again we find
talked and joked and loved Going up or down
sung and danced and jumped For there are greater heights to conquer
down the same hill and cleaner airs to sample
though sharper rocks and larger boulders
we came to a fork and twigs and needles and nails
that enticed as folks a tougher time
the high path with rocks a super high
not the low path with jokes for time ever more
and we took a different path though down are greener pastures
and softer meadows
Through rocks and boulders we climbed where music reigns
in caves and borders we edged but for a time
we sweat and pull and cry Where do we go from here?
through strife and hurt we try Up, by God, Up.