Uhuru knew she wouldn’t
be able to find someone like Maran again. It took her a long time for him to
break the wall she had built around herself. She rememberered the day he did:
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“I will fight
for you. I will keep knocking on the door of your heart, until you open it up
for me. I will wait for you and when you come to me, you will never any reasons
to not trust or doubt me. This I promise you,” Maran said gently.
“Don’t make
promises you can’t keep,” Uhuru said, hoping Maran would leave before she gave
in.
“Uhuru, I have
learnt that a promise is a promise and you can’t say you will do something and
not do it. Your word is everything.” Maran responded.
Uhuru sat in
silence, Maran was saying all the right things but fear still resided in her
heart.
Maran looked at
her, “Fear is the opposite of love. Do you know that?”
Maran knew what
she was thinking, Uhuru thought.
Maran broke her
train of thought “I need you to trust me, I’m standing right here, waiting for
you to show up, wanting you, but I need you to trust in what you know rather
than the fear you feel.” Maran said.
A well written abstract piece. Nicely cloaked message that relates to the story of Moses and the Israelites in Egypt.
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