Xihluke Mlangeni

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Poems

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06/07/2018617 Alliteration
11/24/2016456 Blank verse
08/28/2016450 Lyric
07/26/2016537 Bio
07/26/2016554 ABC
07/26/2016488 Free verse
07/20/2016545 Bio
06/11/2016901 Lyric
01/06/20161749 Lyric
11/29/2015706 Blank verse
11/10/2015615 Alliteration
11/03/2015574 Blank verse
10/22/2015767 Lyric
10/15/2015836 Lyric
10/15/20151317 Lyric
10/15/2015571 Lyric
10/12/20152102 Alliteration
10/10/2015636 Bio
10/06/2015566 Alliteration
10/06/20151153 Alliteration
10/06/2015577 Verse
10/06/2015988 Lyric
09/02/2015664 Bio
07/06/2015525 Light Verse
06/21/2015660 Lyric
06/19/2015686 Lyric
06/17/20151209 Lay
06/17/2015863 Epic
06/17/2015866 Rhyme

Quotes

Quote Left Don't to things because you have to But do things because you want to Quote Right
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Quote Left Where there is weakness there is power Quote Right
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Quote Left It is always impossible until It is dome Quote Right
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Quote Left Good things are meant to be done not buried Quote Right
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Quote Left Fear is something that take away your breathe when you're about to achieve something in life. Quote Right
Go to Quote / Comment | by Xihluke Mlangeni

Short Stories

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