PART 2
If you are a believer in love, then you sure must know that
it is one of the most beautiful emotions when handled right. However, its charm
works like a drug, probably the most fucked up of them all, as you can’t
control who you love and worst of all, there is no rehabilitation center if you
overdose on it or become an addict altogether. Mejja in his most recent
depiction of lyrical prowess in the hitsong “Kalale”, spits nothing but venom to those men who find themselves
entangled in this seemingly mysterious web when he says;” Ukirushwa manzi kalale, compe ni compe roho safi.” On that morning,
and in that moment, I exclusively fell into this category and maybe I would
have heeded to his advice, just that it wasn’t there. The images sent to me
were crushing me piece by piece as I hoped they were nothing but a show of
proper photo shopping skill and intellect pieced up by the vicious agents of “mtachana tu”. But no, it wasn’t, at least this time round it was the master,
“utaachwa tu” or rather “ulishaachwa tu”
taking center stage. I could feel the kiss from where I was seated as my
alcoholic tears socked the bedbug infested mattress at least just to notify the
blood soldiers that their primary feeder was in no mood for sucking at least
for the rest of that day.
Wait, maybe you don’t get it! This was my so called
girlfriend kissing another guy, both of their eyes blinded by passion, and
capturing the wholesomely perfect moment. It was then that it all dawned on me
how much we had actually shared over and above the sheets just to get the vibe
and energy to capture a perfect kiss on camera. The thought alone drenched off
any remaining alcoholic content in my body, but surprisingly, I was neither
sober nor drunk, no!! For the very first time I was heartbroken and believe you
me, I would have traded whatever I was feeling with either drunkenness or
sobriety because it was unbearable.
Well, as the book of clownery chapter 1 verse 2 to 4 says, “believe
her even if she is lying because her word is greater than any evidence you
have.” As I approached her on this journey to our end, I kept on referring to
this holy book, as I hoped there could still be a second chance. One reply led
to another and paragraphs were soon overflowing, and for the very fast time the
Cheetah was seemingly running away from the antelope. What struck me most in
this exchange was that she was more interested in who had concealed her most
priced secret than the contents of the secret or even mending the secret altogether.
She even insisted that she had made plans of her own to inform me of her
seemingly eventful escapades and yet for the previous three months she never
wanted me to visit her cause she was in a “bad place”, a place bad enough to accommodate
a hyena it seemed. In fact they were two, one unknown to me but the other a
close confidant.
Finally, I got off that conversation and got out of bed and I
walked straight to a friend’s room and vented out to her as she watched in
sympathy. She could not find the words to soothe my soul probably because she
had been in the same situation a year earlier and she knew too well that the
pain needed no soothing nor description cause there was none. In the days to
come, she became my therapist and advised me here and there just to ensure I retained
my sanity, as I battled through my deeply struck clownery to let go and stop
using alcohol as an excuse to try and rekindle a flame that was no longer mine.
Unknown to us, on that day of heartbreaks and tears, we sparked another
journey. Well, today marks three years on our official journey and I’m glad
that despite the Lord shutting the door to my heart, He kept the window open. Anyways,
if you love, love! don’t just be a clown at it cause even a room full of mirrors
won’t show you the reflection of stupidity and foolishness in your very face.
Nice one,keep it upππΌ
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DeleteThis is a fantastic piece bro... a wise man here can relate in so many waysπππ€
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DeleteCapturing and creative content
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Deleteπ₯π₯⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐who hurt my negro thoughππ
ReplyDeleteπππyour negro hurt himself more than he was actually hurt
ReplyDeleteThank you. Keep this up
ReplyDeleteYou welcome. I sure will
DeleteHehe,my take away home is...Be careful when choosing the shoulder to cry on after a nasty break up, you might just end up marrying the owner of that shoulderπ.This was such a captivating piece. Keep up.
ReplyDeleteHaha...that makes two of us. Thanks
Deleteππ When you said you wanted to trade that feeling to drunkenness or sobriety.. I felt thatππ.. The circus goes on and on broπ
ReplyDeleteπππits never easy when heartbreaks come knocking. But well, it is what it is.
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DeleteNice one . Should we expect more ?
ReplyDeleteLet's wait and see....
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