Unveiled!

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"Waved by the sea,
My conscious reminded me that,
Drowned was I baptised,
In a pool that imaged misery -
Cleansed was my soul,
Unveiling my structure that,
I, You, We, Was, Were not built to break"

-ANDISWA MADIKANE


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