Walani Ndhlovu Poems

What's wrong with nature
Cracking my house through earthquake
Trees practicing their weathering there
Yet washing away my dishes
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When the rains come
The land smiles
The farmer’s feet clicks towards the farm
And the hole breaks the bricks and clicks for miles
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Down I lie
Sleeping all day
Still asleep for years
Surrounded by tears
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A cat and a fog never interact
But this time they will
A friendship shall start
And together we shall have a meal
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Who goes against me?
Nobody!
But the very single seconds
That spare my life no more
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Take my shoes but leave their trucks
For I being old don't fit in them
But the resilient traces have stories to tell
And on me shall they eternally dwell
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They run 'em nights burning flames
Around the evening fire that long owned fame
With the trepidation of light escaping shadows
Shooting sparks the horizon adores
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Stand still
With your hand climb the hill
If you use a spoon
You won't finish soon
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I looked in his shinning eye
And saw a bright future
He seemed to be blinded
As he watched his father die
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All started small
But soon began to grow
Our academics and sports
Shaped us all
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