Review summary of Kaffy as the poet by Julz Amare Poeta

Review summary of Kaffy as the poet by Julz Amare Poeta
 I see you as the chaos theory. Order within the disorder very impulsive yet deliberate.
You write about everyday things but those we dare not share,
 you also view things in retrospect and are influenced by famous great works.
You hide your emotion from the open, by an almost detached way yet you keep them short so not to betray too much masking something deeper.
(Actually am curious to see what you don’t post online)
You also keep them short cause as you said they deliver,
I told you,you were touched as you are inspired
You approach is a nice clean slice; very neat.
You  never lack for a muse and gather verses from a great many things.
You are a tad contradictory which is sure to always keep things interesting.
In short your stuff is fab.
PS: shorthand terms edited: observing NOT to alter ORIGINAL context
©Mwangi Njoroge

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