Ndaboka Baganetswe

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Ndaboka Baganetswe Biography

PROFILE My name is Ndaboka The Psalmist Poet Baganetswe. I was born in a very good year and I started writing when I was 12. Unlike some artist I did not start reciting poetry when I was three years old but my love for it goes way beyond that. The nature of my poetry varies from time to time, but it almost always involves words. I love words, I write on words, I speak words, I think in word. My poetry recital was in 2008 and I fell in love with the stage ever since. Ever since that first performance at Monash University I became a lot more interested in poetry such that I joined the Monash poetry society, and that society opened doors such as Women’s Day Celebrations in Usambara and other parts of Joburg such as House of Nsako in Bree, Shivas in Newtown As mentioned before, my work varies from time to time, but often if not always includes words. That being said, I am the co creator and co writer of Radical heir. A Blog that has been created with the sole purpose of writing content that will inspire, educate and provoke both change and growth in the lives of every individuals who are willing to become more than they already are. The authors tackle real life issues and have adopted a methodology that will be effectual in bringing about the necessary light for change through intellectual and biblical viewpoints. For more information on the blog please go to http: //radicalheir.weebly.com or check out our Facebook page RadicalHeir.)

The Best Poem Of Ndaboka Baganetswe

Laityaka

O kile wabo o le laityaka what happened
Going back in my memory I get so saddened
I'm not as cool for you all of a sudden
Promised each other that no matter where threw us like birds of a
feather we always gon stick together
But now I'm here and you there how could let this thing between us happen

Bobedijwarobosaaroganngwekesepe
Made a pinky promise thatbaka di buatsothemmemagarenggarona
there would never be any room for separation...
Laityaka, wenawapelo le mowa...
Yeah that's what we said, heart and soul forever intertwined
Inseparable, banabamotho

Siblings of unique fate
All the silly times, painful times, lovely times we had that fill me with
so much joy see like Oil and perfume rejoice the heart; so does the
sweetness of your counsel that comes from the heart. Proverbs 27: 9
and how I miss that laityaka...
What happened O kilewabo o le laityaka what happened

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