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Can Anyone Hear Me?
by Wanjiku Njuguna
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The fire is dying out,
The last embers have gone cold,
Just like the hole that is now home,
It’s all so dark and cold.
 
I hang around my friends,
Smile when they smile,
And often laugh out loud,
But I’m all alone in my world.
 
I cry for help with every move,
But I cannot be loud…No!
The pointing fingers and gossip,
The shame would wash me over like a flood!
 
But the fire is dying out,
Can anyone hear me?
 

August 02 ,2012
More by :  Wanjiku Njuguna
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Poem Comment can hear u,can feel u.plz don let de fire die away.keep burning.thumbs up gal.
MILKA NJAU
05/11/2013
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