My love for this Lady!

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My love for this Lady is like that of Laurryn to Zion.
Her intellect and warm personality have elated me to be that woman,
That woman who carries respect below her waist,
That woman who silently roars whilst her echoes are duplicated in the masses.

Sis Thandi is that woman,
The one which constantly reminds me of how beautiful black is,
How attractive is natural,
And how to take glory in loyalty.

I love her for her motherhood presence,
On our friendship tip,
My silent mentor,
A wonderful wife to her husband.
A precious pearl to her children.

Madiliza wam!

I have learnt a great deal from you. I have learnt to put family before anything. To love my siblings as though they were my children and to respect my parents as though they were God themselves. But more so  u have taught me to take pride in myself. I let my hair down because of you. For you reminded me that the asset of a black woman is embracing her Africaness. I love you for all that and more. Bless you!




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