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November 18, 2024
"Mes de los Muertos"

The Black House

By Kimutai Kemboi Allan

The Black House

The black house down the valley, antiquity
rearing its head. It has windows cracked
and dirty, a vision obscured. You can hear
voices, laughter ricocheting off the old walls.
The occupants of the black house, a merry
band of beings. It's party after party, and
the house gets older. The black house,
rots away like a bad dream. Fleeting
off the mind, a bad memory. I can
only think of their faces, mirages at noon.
A hazy image upon the dusty windows,
tomorrow haphazardly drawn. The black
house has a tale, all merry and no work
breaks a strong wall, a house down!







Article © Kimutai Kemboi Allan. All rights reserved.
Published on 2024-04-01
Image(s) are public domain.
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