I Am Me
Hush or softly brush things you'd flush
Push through being rubbish, don't crush.
On bush opinions are not worth a rush,
On my mind such advises would flash...
I never got to be a teen from thirteen;
I became parents' parent from eighteen.
Fighting battles parents failed to win,
Changed curse from being product of sin
To being a blessing in disguise,
And some goodness to disgust.
My strength is built-in with nipples
They feed on with suction of dimples.
My hard labour's sweat is beverage:
Drunk to flex way above the average.
I am a replacement of God's mirror
On Christ everlasting era to erase error.
Copyright © Lunga Mokoena | Year Posted 2017
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