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    ARTS & LIFE

    Soul to Paper

    Thubelihle MathonsiBy Thubelihle MathonsiMarch 25, 2025Updated:March 28, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Oyintanda Phetshetwa who wrote this week's Soul to Paper. Photo: Supplied

    Two poems by Oyintanda Phetshetwa who says “I wrote These poems as a way to express my feelings I will be sending more your way. I’m doing Grade 12 at Mary Waters High School.”

    Soulmate

    It all started with a smile,
    Looking so innocent, yet hiding contempt.
    Never intended for me,
    yet I caught without consent.

    You said, “I like you.”
    My heart heard, “I love you.”
    How I get lost in your smile,
    How I seem to smile when you’re around.

    You feel the same way,
    I know,
    Not that you’ve said it,
    But your actions tell tales.

    Our hearts beat as one,
    And in time, will be one.
    More than a friend,
    More than a love,
    But surely not family,
    But something we’re yet to discover.

    Tried moving on, believe me,
    But
    My heart finds comfort in your arms,
    My soul finds pleasure in your presence.

    Flower

    Her,
    How can I define what’s so divine?
    Not an angel, but one in my heart.
    Not ours, not theirs, not even mine.

    She is not a princess,
    But one in her father’s heart.
    Not to be judged nor despised,
    Not sparkly, but the same as you and I.

    Not different, but the same as us,
    But in a different way.
    Her, with no concealer,
    Her, so unrefined,
    Her, with a description undefined.

     

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