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Devil shall perish
Don’t touch me with wickedness Never bring ruthlessness You’re a devil Into your life lurked evil And the way you mock and tease Thrives and never cease With your sunken gravel Liked eyes and the farthest navel On your protruding stomach With dirt so much Into people’s lives you sneak Secrets you let them leak You lure them into stealing And too much drinking You turn them selfish But don’t let them sell fish You force them to do bad things Like subjects oppressed by kings You produce bad omens Leading to torments Yet your life tend To come to an end At times you’ll perish Your manners you’ll vanish
Chapter Eight: Betrayed For Love
I Rachael was sick then before their departure to Sudan. Her child was no longer suckling. She had had a few nights with Andrew before the sickness. As such she thought she would be injected at home to make things okay. It was however Jacob who could do it. In absence of Andrew she went to Jacob's home one fine afternoon. Jacob asked her money to go and buy drugs as she would wait till heat would reduce. It was then three prompt that Jacob began mixing the drug to administer it to the patient. Once he injected, it hadn't taken long for her to sleep. He got outside and saw his wife going out to fetch water. Children had gone to play in the neighbourhood. He assumed minutes he thought his wife would be occupied at the tap. He closed the windows and the door too tightly. He peered through a little opening he had not closed to see if his wife would come or not. It was an opening which would not allow him being seen outside but him to see an...
Strong faith and asking for single area of needs in prayers
Last Sunday, was my first church service I attended in Kapsoya Eldoret. Besides Sunday school choir which danced affirming their faith and university graduates, a boy told his story of luck. “I was a boy who even if this congregation were put down as fish, I could spear them dead all,” John confided. “I couldn’t do without fish for two days lest I could be sick.” His family wanted him to come to Kakuma for studies. He was rigid that there will be no time the Nile and its tributaries will dry to render him dead. Finally, education was an obligation. He later departed spending two weeks on his way to Kampala, Uganda. He covered part of the journey footing. “I was sick seriously and my sickness was fish.” He explained. On reaching Kampala, they once went to a hotel to eat. Luckily, his eyes landed on the menu to view fish. In doubts, he was assured that there was fresh fish. He ordered immediately but only fish. After consumption, he held bone...