Urban Song

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Spot me, heed me, and sense me, Devour me, sip me, and swallow me, Consider me, tease me, but need me, Touch me, hold me, and hug me, Sit with me, be with me, and never leave me, Like me, love me, and adore me, Miss me, think about me, and dream me, Spell me, read me, and write me, Recite me, narrate me and sing me, And when you are done, Never stop me, never leave me, and never neglect me, Don’t forget me, don’t abandon me and don’t cast me, Don’t fool me, don’t play me and don’t cheat on me, Don’t separate from me, don’t divorce me, and don’t quit on me, Please I beg you to finish me. A Simple one About what you think it is, Simple said yet the meaning is far away in between the lines.

Whenever I am challenged, I feel I should defend myself and face the opponent, but at times I loosen myself and let them win, that’s only when I find my peace, they question my validity, I give them wild answers, but they say that I failed, some want me in their shoes, to hold the light the way they do and light their paths, but when my hands become shaky they torment me and try to show me with force, I liked these “if everyone else had my eyes, then who I am won’t be a surprise”, I AM ME THELASTPOET.

Turn the microphone on, I want to drop another hit song, That will echo forever on and on, Feel the world and top the charts, This is true not merely a fact, I am ahead but they call me the LAST, In numerical I am number one, To celebrities they see me as the star, When I focus on you this very day, You came knocking on my door, Luckily you found me I was still at home, The door is wide open am at the back, That’s why they say am the LAST, I can’t be compared to Pioneers am the latest, You see yourself as the best They see me and say am still the finest When you stand you think you are very bright, But guess what I am too brilliant, They call you ordinary, But to me am very extraordinary, When on the streets you are riding but am cruising, I hope you see where I am going, But u don’t because you have sight, I have vision, Now I provoke you and you are hard breathing But sorry bro I am just ventilating, What have you got to say? Don’t just stand there with your mouth wide open, Give a

I pledge my loyalty to the President and Nation of Kenya My readiness and duty to defend the flag of our Republic My life, strength and service in the task of nation building In the living spirit embodied in our National motto 'Harambee' and perpetuated in the Nyayo philosophy of Peace, Love and Unity."

They will tell you, "if the music is too loud, guess what? you are too old, these you get from the "crew", who use vulgar words to anybody except the police and the city council askaris. They flaunt the roads of east lands with signs “Picture me rolling; they are the Prime East Sacco "Matatus" plying the busy "Jogoo road" of Nairobi destination Kayole. 90% of the customers are youths, they are attracted to these "Matatus", because of the swag that comes with them, even though the fare is a little bit expensive than other "Matatus". No youth will like to be seen alighting from any old "Matatu" than the latest hit in town.This is so common to the girls and ladies from these parts of town. First things first, you get them in the downtown area of Nairobi commonly behind the infamous OTC stage, I guess the city council gave them this place because the rest of Nairobi cannot live up with the noise pollution

Echoes of history blast from very far, Doors once open are still left ajar, Feelings that were intense are now strong with love, Time is still so fresh, I can hear the last tick of the clock still in the air, The candle still shining many light-years on, Still the radio playing that classic song, Now the truth finally downs, That I grew old without you, I stand alone holding this picture, Tears from my eyes wiping it clear, Let the memories come back alive, As I slowly crawl back in time, I meet many familiar faces on my way, Some being washed away By old blood flowing in my mind, ......................................................... …………………………………….HELP FINISH ME