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Thomas Bron Mukama
Poems
May 2022
Scars
They are pleased with us for we have won. And the story they know is a one paged letter over a theory of a hustler
What they see has captured them. Gossiping over drops of goals and blind to the liters of fortune
But we won right from ages. The toddlers that cried and drunk their pain to smile
The battles we have fought only the scars can tell. Each carry’s a book of tales in a soak of sweetened vinegar
Now the glow on my face gives them goose bumps
It wasn’t an overnight battle
My blood boils for success I haven’t touched yet many admire the grip of what’s at hand
I am a lame ***** with a straight mind, wrinkled wrists with a focused look
Ahem to like less for I am made of a future tamed by my bloodline of hustle, it’s so deep to be estimated so lucky to fail
Burry thy dynamite, the world blew me up at a young age. So no blasts tease my stand to win
I am made of more, much more that many in the a lot
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Thomas Bron Mukama
28/M/kampala
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