Jeremy Kamwaro

19/03/2026

Gratitude always

19/03/2026

18/03/2026

Believe in your dreams. God listens and he will make a way.

17/03/2026

I hope I will trust you wit my heart one day.

09/03/2026

A few days ago, I wrote these lines on my WhatsApp status:

She didn’t want anything.
She didn’t want to offer anything beyond her means.
She wasn’t chasing some convenient ending that served her.
She just loved me,
in her own naïve but pure ways.

Those lines were inspired by a memory.

A few years ago, I was in a relationship with a girl I’ll call Anna. We were together for about two years. I met her in 2024, although I had known her from earlier years. At first, her interest in me made me curious. I wondered whether her feelings were genuine or if she was simply testing my reaction.

Over time, curiosity turned into companionship, and companionship slowly became something deeper.

Anna never seemed to want anything from me except me. She didn’t measure love through money, status, or promises about the future. She was simply present, authentic, and comfortable being herself. She never tried to impress me by pretending to be someone else, and that honesty made what we had feel real.

What also made her different was that she lived in the moment. Our conversations were simple — fashion, food, and my endless interest in football. We argued sometimes, like any couple does, but we always found our way back to each other.

In many ways, we were just two people enjoying each other’s presence.

Looking back now, I realize we were both still naïve about love. Sometimes it meant passion, sometimes insecurity, sometimes misunderstandings. But one thing about her was always clear: her feelings were genuine.

She just loved me.

Eventually life took me away from the motherland in search of greener pastures, and somewhere along the way we lost contact. The last time I tried to reach her, she was unavailable.

Still, I hope that somewhere out there, the memory of what we shared remains the same — untouched by distance and time.

Some people come into our lives not to stay forever, but to teach us what love looks like when it is simple, honest, and pure.

09/03/2026

It's God who can save a person in any situation.

07/03/2026

What is the last thing you learned?

I have been watching the new HBO series, The Hedge Night based on G.R.R. Martin’s world of Westeros and it intrigued me to question how this man could go on to write such complex stories.

I have watched Game of Thrones twice and I am also a fan of The House of The Dragon, both adapted from his Song of Ice and Fire series of books.

Since I have a limitation of literary resourses, I scoured the internet looking for answers and what stood out on what I learnt about the strategies he uses to write is that he uses multi point of veiw of veiw characters and he also does deep world building.

G.R.R. Martin is a person of interest and as times goes I will do my best to study him and his work.

I am a writer and my curiosity in writing goes beyond just creating sellable material but actually studying the craft and becoming good at it. That’s my aspiration and I am certain I will accomplish it.

06/03/2026

No Better Place Than Home

They burned the valley
and drove the people into the night.
Only twenty survived—
twenty hearts carrying the memory
of rivers, hills, and the land
that once called them its own.
Years passed.
Children were born in exile.
But the stories never died.
Around quiet fires
the elders whispered of home—
a place not just of soil,
but of belonging.
Because no matter how far we travel,
how long we wander,
or how many storms we survive,
the truth remains the same:
There is no better place than home.

04/03/2026

Tie na suti

24/02/2026

Our stories give us an identity.

21/02/2026

Trying to find the connection i am missing