Anointed, Not Lucky: My Year of Exposure and Grace.

It’s been an honour, truly, to witness this year come to an end. I am convinced, deeply convinced, that I am God’s favourite child. I have always known that God does not play about me, but this year revealed the magnitude of His hand over my life. God is not to be messed with when it comes to me. I almost died this year, multiple times, and it would have been a tragedy, but God had different plans.

Sometimes God allows things to happen so that His glory may be revealed, and for His glory, I will stand here and say that there is no other God like my God.

This year, I had so many close calls with accidents that at one point I had to stop my car and thank God. So many people were exposed. People I thought were friends. People I believed had my back. God knows conversations I was never present for. He sees everything, He knows everything, and He stood on my behalf.

When the truth was finally exposed, I understood why I stand out. I was ashamed to admit it because it felt like I was bragging. It felt like I was being extra, extreme, and that I should simply be humble. But the truth remains. I am a smart woman. I am an amazing woman inside and out. I am strong. I am kind. I am gentle. I am loving. I am a whole bag, with a few pockets full of gold.

I make people uncomfortable, and now I understand why I never blended in. I am anointed. I am rare. And everything that was exposed about what people said and did only taught me one thing. I will never dim my light.

This year, I also fought an intruder. A man broke into my home with the intention to cause havoc. I had to make several safety changes after that encounter. Remember when I said God does not play about me. I walked away from that fight with only a scar on my hand and broken furniture. As for him, I am certain he will never again underestimate any woman on God’s green earth.

Although I survived, there are moments when sudden noises still frighten me. It took time for my sleep to return to normal. Nonetheless, I remain grateful to be alive. This was no coincidence. God did not preserve me for convenience. He preserved me for purpose. I trust that, in time, I will understand why my existence stirs so much reaction from different people.

As this year closes, I want to wish you a new year filled with gentleness where you have been bruised, strength where you have been stretched, and peace where you have been weary. May the year ahead restore what was taken from you quietly. May it heal the parts of you that never found the words to speak. May you walk into rooms without shrinking, love without fear, and rest without guilt. I pray that what survives with you into this new year is only what God Himself approved. May you be protected in ways you will never have to find out about, and may grace speak for you even when you are silent.

I pray you don’t get to do this life alone, that God, who is all giving and very gracious will give you a partner who will not stand behind you, in-front of you but by your side. Life is hard, may He grant you someone who will worship and fast for you in the storms and celebrate you when you’ve won. I speak of this because I’ve seen social media go crazy over couples this year, so many couples were attacked, others I know didn’t make it and it broke my heart as some met when I was around, I’m a bit of matchmaker myself 🥰🥰and I witnessed them making vows not to leave each other. A friend of mine lost her husband too and it was heartbreaking watching her grief and pick up the pieces, so I pray that the love that finds you stays with you till you’re old, wrinkly with no teeth, death will do you part. A lot of people are curious about my love life, I’m still not married, still without a child, I speak on love and marriage because many hearts are attentive to the subject. God is the author of love and the keeper of timing. Marriage is not a race, and love is not a reward for being early. It is a calling that God releases with intention, not pressure. When God gives love, He gives it with wisdom, with covering, and with purpose.

God knows the hearts of His children. He knows our desires, our wounds, our prayers spoken and unspoken. He knows what kind of love would build us and what kind would break us, and He is faithful enough to withhold what is premature and generous enough to release what is perfect. What appears like waiting is often God protecting the depth of love He intends to give.

To those seeking love, be at peace. Love that comes from God does not arrive in chaos or confusion. It comes with clarity, safety, and alignment. It does not require you to abandon yourself, lower your standards, or negotiate your worth. God is not careless with hearts. He does not rush unions that He has not yet finished shaping. Trust that if God can form the heart, He can also form the timing.

Do not worry about the things God has already claimed authority over. Love is one of them. Marriage is one of them. God is able to orchestrate encounters, heal hearts, and unite souls without strain or striving. When the season is right, love will meet you where you are, not where society expects you to be. It will recognise you because God introduced you long before you even met, rest your heart.

Timing is a sacred language that God speaks fluently. What looks slow to people is often precise to God. Good things are not withheld from those who walk with Him; they are prepared. God is deliberate with seasons, and He does not release blessings into chaos. When the time is right, doors open without force, answers arrive without confusion, and favour meets you where you stand. Good things are not a possibility in God. They are your portion.

So do not rush what God is still aligning. What is meant for you will not miss you, and what is not meant for you will not be able to stay. Trust that God is arranging details you cannot see and protecting outcomes you have not yet imagined. In His timing, goodness will meet you fully formed, and when it does, it will be evident that it arrived exactly when it was supposed to.

Rest, please rest in His faithfulness. If my life was on the line I will still give my last breath standing on this fact; GOD WILL NEVER FAIL YOU! Go again, go try again! Go do it again… go win

I am blessed to serve a God who is jealous over me, who guards me fiercely, who does not allow harm my way, and who permits pain only when it is meant to refine me. If there is one thing I will never doubt in this life, it is His presence.

Let’s meet again next year

(Yes, I will still be about Christ) 

Inherited Violence Ends With Me

You’ve been wondering if I ever forgave you.

If I’ll ever text or call.

It probably feels unreal that I haven’t.

You thought I’d come running back, like I always did after your disrespect.

I know it shocked you.

You didn’t expect silence to sound this loud.

But I’m not your mother.

I don’t take abuse and wear it like a crown just to keep a man’s surname.

You treated me the same way your father treated your mother.

The only difference is, she gave him children and I didn’t.

And that’s my freedom.

Because I could never let my kids watch me fight your demons,

like she fought his,

thinking she owed you something

for the pain she never deserved.

I hope you heal. But not for me.

For the next woman you think you can break.

What a God, What a God

It’s been more than a minute, hasn’t it?

I’m not even sure if I should explain myself or just keep living my life and let you see for yourself why I’ve been quiet. The evidence will start showing soon, lol. No, I’m not pregnant, hahaha, and no, I’m not married yet. But I’m finally enjoying the beautiful fruits that have grown from the prayer seeds I planted a while ago.

It’s true what they say, time really does belong to God. When you finally reach that place where He wants you to be, you realise that the blessing actually needed you to grow. If He had given it to you at the time you were asking for it, you probably would have destroyed it because you just weren’t ready.

Let me stop with the theatrics.

What a God! What a God!

I just wanted to come back here to remind you that God loves you. He is a good God. May you experience Him deeply. I pray that you encounter God for yourself in such a real and personal way that you can boldly say, “Truly, God has revealed Himself to me.”

May He prove Himself great and mighty in your life. May He touch your heart, heal your wounds, restore your dignity and enlarge your territory. May the God I serve honour you. May He place you in positions of influence and grant you the favour to lead with wisdom and grace.

May you have the strength to trust Him even when you don’t understand His plans. Always remember that His plans for you are good, to prosper you and to give you a future filled with hope.

I pray that you remain safe and protected under His powerful hand. May your family always have reason to celebrate and enjoy good health. May you grow strong and wise, and may your source of income never run dry. Let the works of your hands multiply.

I came back to pray for you, child of God, especially if you’re tired today, feeling anxious or even suicidal. Your Father is right there with you. Allow Him to guide you. Let Him lead you. He will never send you astray.

Give God the battle now, because He never loses.

I lost and it feels good

Today I ma in my work uniform, yes I am wearing Corporate clothes, my navy blue corporate dress, my black top and navy blazer and I have lost weight, my waist is snatched and my hips don’t lie, let me tell you, lol, I feel bad for saying this especially on this here platform but my booty is like 2 planets, YES INDEED! my booty is growing and I love it. I thought its all in my head until 3 people said “Wow, your body” hai hai hai, FIRE! I am happy fam, I’ve been dieting, I’ve been skipping rope, I take walks and I was so disappointed when I discovered that I only lost 1kg, last week I lost 1 kg again and I dont like these ones I keep getting but I am glad its showing.

Thats it, thats the post, I lost weight

You inhabit my poems

You have become the quiet question lingering at the edges of their thoughts, a presence too sacred to name, too alive to ignore.

They sense you in the clarity of my skin that now seems to hold light instead of history, in the way joy curves at the corners of my mouth like it was born there, and in the way my body moves like it has been rewritten by a man who knows how to hold something sacred without breaking it.

They do not ask about you directly, not because they do not want to know, but because something about you feels too spiritual to handle with casual conversation.

So they watch instead, trying to make sense of the new rhythm in my steps, the softness in my laughter, the grace in my silence.

And in their watching, they wonder what kind of love would move a woman to carry herself like a prayer answered in full.

So I place you gently into the folds of my poetry, not to hide you but to honour you in a way the world does not deserve yet.

I invite confusion like incense, thick and lingering, let their curiosity circle me while they try to trace the shape of you between my metaphors and metaphysical hints.

They ask themselves quietly, does someone hold her when the dark feels too heavy to bear alone, does he know how often her mind runs ahead of her heart and stay anyway, does he pray for her, does he speak to her gently even when the world forgets she is tender?

They read my words like scripture, searching for a slip of your name or a glimpse of your form, hoping for the soft launch of your hand in a photo or a sentence that reveals the curve of your voice.

But you are already written in the bones of every verse I’ve ever breathed, present in the pauses, the silences, the breath between words where your spirit lingers quietly.

You are the unspoken rhythm in my stanzas, the unseen presence that steadies me when the world tries to pull me apart.

You are the echo of my joy, the balm in my unraveling, the soul behind every strength I try to name.

Your love shows up not in grand declarations, but in the quiet ways you remain, even when I flinch, even when I falter, even when I forget that I am worthy of something that stays.

You have stood beside the breaking of me not as a man trying to rescue what he does not understand but as someone who has looked into the chaos and chosen to love me there.

And though I often write about you as if you are distant, the truth is you have never once let me feel alone in the places I fear the most.

You once told me that your love is loud, that it wants to be seen and heard and named in public spaces, that it wants to take up space beside me where the world can see us and know that this is what prayer answered looks like.

But then you looked at me with eyes full of understanding and said that if I am not ready to live that out loud, then you will wait with me in the quiet, that your love will never ask more of me than I am ready to give.

I know those words came with the weight of silence pressed against your throat, like glass crushed in the mouth, but still you kissed my forehead and chose patience over pride.

And I do not know how to tell you that it is not shame that keeps me quiet, but reverence, that I want to protect what we are because the world is careless with sacred things.

I want you to myself, not in secret but in intimacy, in a space where there is no performance, only truth, only presence, only you and I in the fullness of our becoming.

You do not allow the world to touch what we have with dirty hands or careless tongues, and for that I love you more than words will ever reach.

You stand before me when storms rise, not as a shield but as a promise, as someone who has decided that our love is worth defending even when no one is watching.

And now I write about learning to be open, to be soft, to let the past go quietly and receive love without suspicion, but they do not know that it is your hands that have taught me how to do that.

I write about the goodness of God and the depth of His mercy, but they do not know that it is you who brings our names to the altar when my lips cannot form the prayers, that it is your faith that holds us steady when mine forgets how to stand still.

You breathe them into being, inhale my fear and exhale it as courage, take my shame and return it as grace, hold my insecurities and hand them back to me as wonder. You make me feel not just beautiful but known, not just wanted but chosen, not just seen but deeply understood in the places I have spent years hiding. You do not merely inspire my words, you live inside them, you haunt the syllables in the holiest way, you are the breath in every beat of rhythm I lay down.

And when they ask who I write for, who has made me this woman of light and softness and strength, I say nothing.

Because some names are not meant to be spoken.

Some names are meant to be lived.

In Every life time

I want to meet you in every lifetime, in every chapter of my life.
In each version of my soul, I’ll find you.
And I’ll choose you again.
And again.

I want to meet you every day like it’s the first.
to tell you my name like a secret I’ve waited to share,
to hear your voice wrap around ordinary words
until they mean everything.

I want to sit beside you and talk about nothing
until nothing becomes the most sacred place we know.
Tell me about the friend you lost touch with,
about the time your skin met pavement and you learned how pain feels like flying.
Show me your tattoos I want to trace the stories inked on your skin.
Let me kiss the scars that life gave you and hear the moment you decided life was still beautiful,
despite it all.

I want your voice to become my favorite sound
until everything I hear begins to echo you.
Let me be there when the weight of the world is too much,
when silence is heavy and all you need is someone who won’t let go.
Let me be your anchor. Your calm. Your constant

I want to see you waiting at the end of the aisle,
the place where every road leads me back to you.
And I will walk toward you every time, in this life and all the others waiting beyond time.

I want all of you
The light you bring, the darkness you carry,
the chaos, the calm, the in-between. You make so much sense to me.
So much sense.

My first!

Tonight, my heart’s racing as I sit in my new home. my first night here, and it’s a lot to take in. This isn’t an apartment with tenants nearby; it’s just me. I’m a little scared, to be honest. I know God’s got me, and His angels are watching over me, but sometimes I feel like people forget I’m just a girl navigating all this So, please keep me in your prayers.

I’m grateful my car is safe, but I’m a bit worried about the company car I’m responsible for. Living on one of the busiest streets as a woman managing two vehicles feels overwhelming. If you could send some prayers my way for peace and protection, I’d appreciate it.

This house has stunning, tall walls with high ceilings that I absolutely adore. In my old place, I’d poke holes in the walls without a second thought, leaving chaos behind. But here, I want to keep these walls pristine. I have a ton of art I’m dying to display, though! Any suggestions for mounting art without damaging or dirtying the walls? I’d love to hear your ideas.

Then there’s my glass front door it’s gorgeous but makes me feel exposed, especially at night when the lights are on. I’m unpacking, exhausted, and barely able to think straight. What can I put on the glass door to make it more private and secure without losing its charm? I’d welcome any tips.

My lounge could use some new couches to really bring it to life, but honestly, I’m just thankful for what I have. God is good, and I trust He’ll provide as I settle in. Speaking of settling in, this house is freezing! I meant to fix my heaters before moving, but the stress of it all got in the way, and now I’m here with no heat. Lesson learned: plan better next time.

I’m nervous tonight, maybe even a little scared, but I know that all of heaven surrounds me, so I rest in that. I declare that I am safe, and I’m grateful. Here’s to new beginnings in this beautiful space.

I won’t make it about me

I’ve seen the footprints of where you’ve been. Dusty trails of pain covered in the perfume you wore just to mask the smell of betrayal. I’ve listened to the same story on repeat, not because you forgot, but because it still hurts, and no one ever held space long enough for you to let the pain finish its sentence.

I hear the break in your voice when you speak like you don’t want anyone to notice. But I notice. I always notice.

The world hasn’t been gentle to you. I see it in the way your shoulders never really rest, like they’re waiting for the next blow. But even with all that weight, you still carry grace like a crown you made yourself.

And I don’t understand how you’re still kind after people called you every name except child of God. I don’t understand how you still smile with teeth that have bitten back more tears than most could handle. But I do know this. You are holy. You are still here. And you still shine.

So let me be clear. I don’t say things just to make the silence sound pretty. I don’t drop lines to get your attention. I speak promises with God as my witness, and I vow I will not hurt you.

I understand now why you keep your heart behind walls thick as prayer. I understand why you walk like a storm and rest like a secret. Thank you for still letting me see you. Thank you for showing up with your wounds open and calling it courage.

You wear forgiveness like a robe and grace like it’s sewn into your skin. You smile at people who threw dirt on your name like it didn’t bury you once. That right there. That’s royalty. That’s why I love you. That’s why this love will never be selfish.

See, this is not about just making you feel good. This is about making you feel seen. You will never have to shrink to fit inside this love. You will never have to yell just to be heard. I see you. All of you. Even the parts you don’t post about.

You will never question if I honor your presence. I will bow. Yes, bow at the sight of you because you are a temple. Even when you’re tired. Even when you’re cracked wide open. Even when you’ve lost everything except your breath.

And when you rise, when the world finally sees the king I already see, I will be there clapping the loudest. Not because I need your shine, but because I helped you remember you were the light all along.

And let’s not pretend. I know your heart doesn’t trust easily. You’ve been handed poems before that turned into chains. I know you’ve had your fill of empty words and lips that loved convenience, not commitment.

So maybe you don’t believe in assurance anymore. Maybe you think it’s childish, a fantasy cooked up by people who’ve never been lied to.

But I see you