Days before I had my first kiss on a Friday night
Nights before I knew I could be someone's light
Days before I knew wrong from wrong or rather from right
Nights before I was scared of figures that hide in the shadows
Days before I knew stories could sell,
I was a young poet trying to find the way.
Long before I was a perfect chef,
Way before I hated free things
Long before I had my first heartbreak,
I swore to sketch my own path
Tear the stars out of the sky and carve them onto my skin
Find a home for the falling stars
Drink aged wine, under the warm September sunsets
I was a lover of fictions and love poems.
Days before I loved Friday nights and clubs
Days I loved cheap Boobs and Booze,
Months before I adored voluptuous bodies and oversized booties,
Days before I preferred vodka instead of gin
I was a desperate young poet, who loved with pure intentions
A talented lady whose was shartted to pieces
By a boy I met in a club at 2:00am Saturday morning
Ever since then I have become someone else
I became bitter over missed calls and unread texts
I became a desperate lost soul
I became a total alcoholic and a sucker for feel
I became broken beyond broken
I lost my way, my path my light
I grew a heart colder than my hand
And malice shaper than a machete.
Days before I was a judge of character
Way before I loved cigars and weed cookies
Days before I inhaled heroin and became an alcoholic,
Way before I had guts to talk to my crush,
I celebrated birthday and wrote down goals and achievements
But all that is changed now
Ever since I met that toxic in the club that Saturday
I became a very different person.
I learnt to appreciate those around me
Love those who love me in return, celebrate birthdays
Like theres no tomorrow
Happy Birthday to me
For where there is will there's growth.
By Brenda Bungei
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