The World Must Be Enjoyable But Now We Find It Misreable Poem by Tsholofelo Phakathi

The World Must Be Enjoyable But Now We Find It Misreable



the world must be enjoyable but now we find it misreable.
i go streets by streets, what do i see? ? i see boys and girls smoking glue.
i go schools by schools, what do i see? ? i see my peer's wearing the same uniform like me sitting next to me but she is pregnant.
i go hospital by hospital, what do i see? ? i see people suffering from all kind of deases.
i go jail by jail, what do i see? ? i see my sister and brother suffering their consiquences because of their bad mistakes.
i go bedrooms by bedrooms, what do i see? ? i see a father and my peer kissing each other by the meaning of a relationship and the father become a sugar daddy to my peer.
i go church by church, what do i see? ? i see my pastor discriminating other church's and believes.
i go palament by palament, what do i see i my president's dairy filled with promises and those promises are not yet done fullfilled.
the world must be enjoyable but now we find it misreable.
2sholo4elo da poet! ! ! ! !

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