Mthunzikazi Mbungwana
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Poem "Untitled -Just for you":
- written July 2009
- published July 29, 2009
- viewed 36 times
Other poems by Mthunzikazi Mbungwana:
»Dancing for the dead«
»I will be here«
»It ends here«
»My Comfort- For Sis' Mpumi«
»Remember to heal«
»Why did you take so long?«
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Poem "Untitled -Just for you":
- written July 2009
- published July 29, 2009
- viewed 36 times
Other poems by Mthunzikazi Mbungwana:
»Dancing for the dead«»I will be here«»It ends here«»My Comfort- For Sis' Mpumi«»Remember to heal«»Why did you take so long?«»Untitled -Just for you«
Now that you have crossed to the other side
Away from the distorted line called life
Just a little bit far from my eye sight
Just an inch from my physical reach
Now that you are rested in that garden of remembrance
The smell of your skin still feeds my nostrils
Nourishes my brain
The honest unshakable presence of your calm
Warm personality comfortable
Rests within my third eye.
For I know you are spiritually
Here with me.
Away from the distorted line called life
Just a little bit far from my eye sight
Just an inch from my physical reach
Now that you are rested in that garden of remembrance
The smell of your skin still feeds my nostrils
Nourishes my brain
The honest unshakable presence of your calm
Warm personality comfortable
Rests within my third eye.
For I know you are spiritually
Here with me.
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