DESIRE
I stand a destitute
And my lungs scream out
To call upon my aide
To seize my unruly ire
As it not ever abetted me
But gratify me
With posy of endowmwents
And floored dosh
When I keep on quiet
Rather which I can't brook
Hitherto I can't triumph
Barred my acumens
Waiting for you, aide
Yet no faith you are coming
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We are four members in my family, me, mother, father and an elder brother. I study at Laureate International School - Zanzibar. I started my nursery education there in 2007. I started writing poems, short stories and novels when I was 8.
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