WALKING WITH GHOSTS, Poetry by Lucy Williams

So cold and wet was it that daggers seemed to fall from the sky in the shape of rain.

We stood staring each other in the eye,

Book-ending a rubbish strewn alleyway in the worst part of town.

With that confident smirk on your face I knew you thought I didn’t have it in me.

Brushing your sodden brown hair out of brown eyes, the rain sparkling off your long lashes in the lamp light, you told me as much.

1984- THE MATRIX, Poetry by Patrick Ochieng Adholla

I’ve been spying on you like a CIA agent on a Facebook wall,
Analyzing what’s on your mind by reading your timeline,
You entered the matrix by giving us your email address and telephone,
All your moves and transactions can now be tracked with loyalty and
credit cards.