We were used to heckling at stadium,
No one would imagine a podium,
Feverish like plasmodium,
Word viral like the gangnam,
Concentrated thoughts, hefty discussion,
Sweet words, concerted persuasion,
If no hate on debate, no need to bleed
For months we waited,
Matters debated,
Anxiety saturated,
Date seemed so far,
Truth seemed so rare,
But truly, the debate was to be,
If no hate on debate, no need to bleed
No one broke house,
That was my wish,
Matching to brook house,
Only peace to fish,
And yes a defining moment,
To evade the torment,
If no hate on debate, no need to bleed
A stage well set, for the wits to rumble,
Owning marks faces so humble,
Julie Gichuru and Uduak Amimo,
Ladies so outstanding like a limo,
Linus Kaikai and Joe Ageyo,
Event to add taste like OYO,
If no hate on debate, no need to bleed
Significant like the match to Noah’s ark,
So the leaders matched one at a time to make a mark,
Vividly I see Paul Muite,
Vividly Isee Abduba Dida,
Vividly I see Uhuru Kenyatta,
Vividly I see Raila Odinga,
Vividly I see Martha Karua,
Vividly I see Peter Kenneth,
Vividly I see Ole Kiyiapi,
Vividly I see Musalia Mudavadi,
Born and bred by Mother Kenya,
Seeming so promising to serve,
Believing good life Kenyans deserve,
If no hate on debate, no need to bleed
Hearts overwhelmed with glee,
Eyes from the scene can’t flee,
When lips move we see hope,
Hopes set high disregard elope,
United by reason, we have a name,
We are Kenyans, we shun shame,
If no hate on debate, no need to bleed
Moderators rule the show,
Happy faces I like the flow,
This completely erode fear,
I smile to myself and hug screen,
Indication my future looks green,
If no hate on debate, no need to bleed
On the dusk of the event many are the hugs,
So free with one another no gags,
There and then I make a wish,
And I call on God it flourish,
Kenyans to be Kenyans no division,
Happy people and together we have a vision,
If no hate on debate, no need to bleed