I am a writer, poet and an uprising human right activist who believes in the power of words.
Wednesday, February 26, 2025
Deafening silence
Will The Stars Remember Us
Will the stars remember?
Fragments of the words spread
upon the moonlight trying to find us
the old us
the hands that wrote those tales
carry the weight of memories
all the tales under the twilight
ink smudged with longing
whispers of a time
when silence held meaning
meaning written in the pupils
the bright love in our eyes
when love was more than echoes
fading into a new dawn
Yet the night listens still
gathering pieces of our past
tracing our lost verses
the stanzas we wrote
spotted on the fragile skin
of the speeding wind
will the stars remember us?
or are we only shadows in the ink?
– blood from our own veins
If the moon could speak
would it recite our names
— our poems
would the stars dance to the
rhythm of our hearts
or has time erased the rhythm
of our once-bonded souls?
the wind sings a melody,
but is it ours to claim?
claim it ! was it truly ours ?
Friday, February 21, 2025
Letter To Death
Letter to Death
Dear Death,
You took my grandpa away when I was young,
A fragile soul, unaware of life's dilemma
I never looked into his eyes, never heard his voice,
Never felt his touch, never knew him once
You took my grandma away when I was older,
Her passing left an ache that would not grow colder.
You took her in my arms, her final breath I felt,
Leaving me with memories, and a broken heart
People leave, and we're left to grieve,
Oh! little freaky devil , you are a dungeon
You cage them in darkness, a tunnel deep
A place where love and light cannot seep.
You reap and sow,never create but destroy,
Take and never give , leaving us in sad joy
But your worth is questioned, your purpose unsure,
Leaving pain and loneliness, hearts that are pure.
You take the valued, the praised, and the bold,
Without mercy, leaving us to grow old.
But there's a greater power, a true creator
Who gives and takes, and sees us through.
He lays His hands upon our world,
Embracing the lonely, lifting the victimised
He feeds the poor, gives to the disabled, and protects,
whatever that has the breath of life
So be who you are, Death, a part of life's design,
But know that there's a greater power, a love divine.
©MZEE MACH
Tell My Story
Tell my story
If only I leave —
Leave my city, and in my bed lie still,
Never to let go, in slumber's hold tight
Until my last breath. Do not wake me,
Or sit beside me, weeping.
If only I leave —
Leave and never come back.
Tell my children the stories I've hidden,
All the secrets inside my granaries.
Show them the farthest lines
where my hoes never reached,
The jungles my weary eyes never beheld
If only I leave —
leave my home and these seedlings
these germinating seeds
teach them the mysteries of life
the power to overcome and become
teach them to be me
Yes— let me be their lamb
in their dark hearts
If only I leave
My home, and into the wild jungle stray,
Never looking back, never checking
never seeing how far I've roamed.
Feed my dogs, graze my herds,
and water my seedlings.
If only I leave —
go far beyond horizons
and meet my long gone souls
I'd recollect, gather and drink with them
feast with them and never come back
so when I go , do not stand —
sit by my side and sing me to sleep
I am already at peace
If only i leave
move far more than visions
barely show — in my safe heaven
where my soul shall find peace
what desperation never give
lay me in my cozy domicile
that place my flesh shall call home
and let me rest —
rest free in my free zone
©® MZEE MACH
Letter to the youth: Try Something different
Try something different
When dawn breaks, the birds sing, and the cock crows. As the sun rises, homes awaken, and people savor in its warm glow. The day unfolds with men gathering under shaded trees, playing cards and dominoes until the shadows fall. As night descends, the moon watches over the trees, and people retire to their beds, lost in slumber. And the cycle repeats.
Try something different.
As sunset approaches, a self-proclaimed leader's eyes widen with greed, clutching bundles of cash. Meanwhile, the people he leads beg for scraps, their children crying from empty stomachs. Desperate mothers forage for food among thorns and bushes. The cycle repeats.
Try something different.
Every evening, the news headlines scream of abducted children, raided cattle, and senseless killings. Unknown gunmen wreak mayhem, leaving destruction and death in their wake. But let's be real – there's no such thing as an "unknown gunman." There are only civilians driven mad by the sweet promises of their masters, who fill their mouths with honey and their hearts with bloodlust.
Try something different.
The sun sets, casting a sad shadow over the world. Each sunrise brings mournful days, and every sunset brings worrisome nights. Wars, massacres, and tribal conflicts perpetuate a cycle of violence. But we must break free.
Try something different.
©® MZEE MACH
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