Fadzai Gwenhe
I still feel the pain cause of no gain.
I’m in the race were only college kids have ranSome use cocaine to stop the pain
Yet they still feel the same
No child perfect
don’t spend your anger
On college students
Just like Martin Luther King said
I have A Dream
As a college students
We also have Dreams to change the world
Not to be rich
Or change living standards
But to change your
Little big story of us being baby devils.
I still feel the pain of being blamed.
I passed my O’ level at a college, I need a place
At a high school they said no place for college tudents.
We know colleges have miscreants
And over-aged students, perennial repeaters
But no one is ever too old to read and write
But are there only angels at your schools, I ask
If I have lied I will pay a fine
I still feel the pain of being
Underestimated and rejected
Please Zimbabweans, look around you.
Tears drop
But ours are popping because you no longer consider
Us as children but gamblers and gold diggers.
We beg in pain, don’t treat us like animals.
Every women is a mother, every man is a father
Treat us as your children.
Don’t hate us but love us
And help us bring change and bring the language that colleges are schools
With morals and discipline
We are not different from government schools
Help us change our status
I still feel the pain of being written off.
◆ Fadzai is the founder of Inspired Teens an organisation looking at bringing about perception change towards kids learning in private colleges while improving their access to activities like sports and clubs.



