WE MADE IT(A POEM WRITTEN BY MKHWANANZI MTHANDAZO)
WE MADE IT MY DEAR FRIENDS
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If I die today.
Just put my body on a bed to lay.
Neither weep nor cry for me in vain.
Do not sorrow nor be in pain.
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A gentle soul, a loving heart,
My mother, a work of art.
With kindness, care, and devotion true,
She guides me through all I do.
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My soul, a dying ember,
Fading fast, with each passing December.
Once ablaze, with passion and fire,
Now reduced to ash, my heart's desire.
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Beware youths, listen to the warning call,
You're speeding down the highway, to a fatal fall,
The road is paved with temptation, and destruction's near,
Don't let the devil's whispers, lead you to the precipice, my dear.
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As I sit and ponder, on the love we share,
I'm filled with pride and joy, beyond compare.
You're a shining star, that lights up the night,
A precious gift, that fills my heart with delight.
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I grind and I hustle, day and night,
To create a better life, a brighter light,
For you, my son, and your mother too,
And your sisters, who deserve all the best, it's true.
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A good girl gone bad, with a heart that's turned cold,
A soul that's lost its way, with a spirit that's grown old.
She once was pure and sweet, with a smile that could light,
But now she's tainted, with a darkness that's taken flight.
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A father's absence, a childhood pain,
A wound that's deep, a scar that remains.
You left when I was young, a toddler's age,
A separation that lasted, until your final stage.
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Who is loving you, now that I'm gone?
Is it someone new, or just a temporary song?
Do they hold your hand, and whisper in your ear?
Do they make you laugh, and wipe away your tears?
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