Behind the Fate of Museum
A destiny of a small girl
Never had she dreamt of being here
She never thought of humanity,
But she was not selfish
In the museum of hope
In the museum of destiny
Where her fate was planned
How could life throw such surprises to her?
How dare life?
But life was daring enough to take her unaware
She couldn’t take much,
But she knew she was in love
She was in love with beauty
The original beauty of beauties,
She was in love with Mother Nature
She loved green but yet she wore black
She met many
But none amused her much
She saw many but none possessed such beauty
Damn it! Was nature so blinding?
It passed the charming smile of trees
Yet she was here, for her people
People filled with hope,
The hope of her children,
But not the children of man
Not the children of blood
Not the children who hid from the sun
The children adopted by Wangari Maathai
But this is her destiny
To save the original beauty
Help me bring Eden back home
The National Museum has given me a chance to fulfill my dreams, the dreams of being close to nature
And I thank so much for this opportunity, I am so grateful for this chance.
THANK YOU.