Alison Mujati

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To whom it may concern Alison Mujati the Author of Three Circles (Life, love& hurt) is two faced but certainly not a monster. Just like everyone else i have enemies and at the the same time have wonderful friends. If i have one face, one body stature why do folks have assorted feelings towards me. I could be likeable the same way I can be a villain to everyone rather than to stand in blue and red corner like in a boxing match. I came to the world to win, no one must stop me come what may. Now the the spotlight is on me because you read this far let's start all over again. Alison is a proud father of two girls, Alynn and Alyssa born in Harare during the reign of controversial leader Robert Mugabe. I lost my mother at a tender age but lived to her principles upto date and im grateful to have experienced a brief life with her. She taught me to read and write taking over from my primary teachers'base. My mother read me bible stories and related life to it hence i inherited her teaching to relate my challenging life from then. Things turned sour when my mother was divorced and my comfort manoevred into a mess. I'm not necessarily pointing fingers but life ceases to be fun when parents separate. Three years later she passed on The rest about early life you can imagine Primary and secondary education went under turbulance but by grace and a sharp mind I overcame. I lacked funds to persue tertiary education but had everything it takes to excel there. My passion to write grew immediately when I finished my A'level way back in 2006.The same year I lost a father and almost everything about me went against me. To escape my stress, I resorted to writing with most of those scribbles being my sentiments. I remember trying to write a novel but failed to accomplish it due to other challenging commitments. Writing became a witch who just wouldn't burn for me. It grew to be a demon that wakes me up even from deep sleeps in the middle of the night. I write poetry about love because I think Love binds the world if applied correctly. I see mankind and see a family not this racial nonsense the world is still struggling with in the 21st century. It's not like people chose to be black, white or yellow. No one has power over his or her race we all came to it blindly. Therefore, let's live like it's never there. My poem on this platform, WE ARE STILL A FAMILY clearly illustrates our right to live together as one. Out of life experiences, I come out with poem titles and use other people's lives as case studies to my poems too. I have two novels awaiting publication, THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY and ACROSS THE RIVER. The right time is always the best. A writer is the loneliest person in the world, dont ask me about friendship. After work daily, I have to be on either reading or writing. Im a soccer fanatic being a Manchester United fan, I have to be glued on my television set every weekend watching the Premier League. I enjoy banter on social media teasing rival fans in case their teams lost on the game week. Trust me I catch feelings when we lose but there is always another time. My aspirations is to become a world figure with what I write and leave a lasting legacy even after death. Life is a great teacher, it will never leave anyone uneducated. Alison Mujati to)

The Best Poem Of Alison Mujati

Black Eye

My painful flesh mechanism
Feels like tiredness from hard work
Swollen eye, results of thorough bash.
Clenched fists completed the chore
A heavyweight champ celebrates victory.
Hardcore practicing on a defenceless woman

Pothole pools of blood adorn the floor
One more trial would formulate a river
Name my crimes one after the other.
Silence solves not my agony

Marijuana smell chokes me
I resent alcohol to death
With them I'd seen red
Something for change
Without them I've known peace

Look how haggish I've become.
My appearance oppose my real age
I'm called with elderly names
What a shame within my age group folks?
The weep ravaged me black and blue
I know no peace trying to remember countless scars over my skin

I see you smile sometimes looking at me
Never seen shame in your bullish eyes
I feign in fear the beast in you may return

A marriage is no boxing ring
A marriage is no politics of scorpion king
A marriage is no story of traumatized wife
A marriage is a definitionof pure love and peace

I hate husband phobia
I hate multiple scars
I hate this black punched eye.

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