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    Poem: Come Away, My Love by Joseph Kariuki

    Updated:April 13, 20261 Min Read

    Come away, my love, from streets
    Where mankind eyes divide,
    And show windows reflect our difference.
    In the shelter of my faithful room rest.

    There, safe from opinions, being behind
    Myself, I can see only you
    And in my dark eyes your grey
    Will dissolve

    The candlelight throws
    Two dark shadows on the wall
    Which merge into one as I close beside you.

    When at last the lights are out,
    And I feel your hand in mine,
    Two human breaths join in one,
    And the piano weaves
    Its unchallenged harmony.

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