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A poem by Stephen Musyoka, Nairobi
A son born of the West, a great warrior with a vision
A vision for the good of our Nation, a Nation of peace, love and respect
Respect for man and womankind
And the man was called Anthony, fare thee well great Kaiser.
He came from the West, a great warrior with a mission
A mission to save man and woman from suffering, hunger and violence
From the agony of Enosupukia
A mission to save mankind from abuse, rape and illiteracy
And the man was called Anthony, fare thee well great Kaiser.
From the West of the world, to the East of Africa
You came dear Kaiser, to the plains of Lolgorian
The land of the Maasai, to Kenya
To spread about love and to fulfil your mission
When brother rose against brother, sister against sister
When blood was shed for no reason
To your refuge we ran, and a home we found
Fare thee well, great Kaiser.
Among the brave men, lied the cowardice
On innocent girls they pounced on, to satisfy their selfish thirst
You stood for the girl child, tougher than the cowardly men.
Fare thee well, great Kaiser.
On the fateful night, your fruitful life was savagely terminated
By the roadside they disposed your remains, to the hyenas or whatever
As an appreciation for a life, lived for all lives
We miss you Kaiser.
Your candle still burns, of courage and charity
We will keep your light beaming
Your works will always be an inspiration
Generations after generations
Fare thee well Great Kaiser, Fare thee well.
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