I write you forever

I write you forever, my darlin…
Is that ok?
Is that ok if I write your soul a poem?
Forever and ever and ever?
Sounds like a long time but,
You’re worth to write…
You’re a gorgeous person to write about….

So I write you forever….
A song, a music piece….
I can’t harmonize, though
My own words can melt your heartbeat….

I write you forever…
When i grow old
When I stay in my youth…
I will pen about how much
I love the way you touch me
How your eyes stare in my direction…..

Inkin my feelings all over my pages
My journal carries every metaphor of you…
I say I love you In my own thousand ways….
Add a rhythm of magic…
Our sweet flow…my inner voice will always speak
Of you….loud and clear…

Even if we drift apart, my memories
Will write your name in the stars like a
Romance novel….

Cos I will write you forever….
You will never be my lost love….
You couldn’t be….
I’ve found you…I’ve found someone like you
Someone I love and I already tempt myself to
Write a poem…….

A poem about you you I love so dear,
So close to me…closer to my soul….
My diary, I made my diary to fall in love with
You….oh

I write you forever,
I’m a writer
Do you know that?
You’re the main character in all of
My writings….don’t forget
You stained my paper
On the spot…
A blueprint of romance who came out of
My dreams, peelin out of my poems

You become so real and I begin to
Leave love letters to your mailbox….

My sweetheart,
I write you forever
Whether it’s a haiku or a fable…
I write you forever
In tears of joy and happiness…

I write you
I will always write you…

🫶🏾🧸🍭💋💕✍🏾©️ Kai C. 12.3.23

#thefuckery : Kenya’s parliament has banned the wearing of a suit, named after the late Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda, within the building.
Speaker of Parliament Moses Wetangula said Kaunda suits, as well as traditional African clothes, were not welcome.
The suit, also referred to as the Mao Zedong suit, is collarless and often short-sleeved.
The late Zambian president made the suit popular among political leaders across sub-Saharan Africa and Kenyan President William Ruto often wears them on official occasions. This has made the Kaunda suit - a safari jacket with matching trousers - popular with the political class.
The banning of the suit has elicited mixed reactions on social media, with some wondering why “African attire” would be banned by an African parliament, while others supported it.
What are your thoughts?