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Qwynneth Dlamini

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

13 poems·Since May 2018

Pronunciation: kwiːnθ Meaning: my one and only queen

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lest we forget

January 6, 2021
missed like mist on summers day are when brown arms and green necks thrive on sunlight and gist
footsteps and good meds in sync to beat of crux as luxurious rubber gives its everlasting kiss sound and sight be many but lost into melody of her voice where they stand in lists
flora and fauna swaddled into meagre lights as she gets stingy with the rays like mountain feeling rises which gives path to that swollen nimbostratus fists
arch loses march into gravel and bitten wrists and tears and hidden cysts while night declares omega and alpha to unending war until they come in roses and violets in face of kist
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