A world where words live
This year has taken me through a whirlpool of emotions but at the end of the day I realised I choose me. I choose to live rather than dying in someone else’s shadow. I choose to shine above all because at the end of the day I’m the most important person in my life for myself. This year I’ve confronted feelings of betrayal, love, stagnant and I have to say it isn’t an easy journey. Please erase, share and comment on your own 2020 journey because this year has been quite WEIRD.
Conversation with a friend History has a funny way of repeating itself, these words escaped my mouth in February. Friend: History you say, Me: Yeah history friend. You know that thing that happened in the past and you prayed to God that it should never happen again. Well, history just loves being present. Friend: But... Continue Reading →
Writing conflicted with my love for numbers, building models to point where I was confused, I didn't know what to do. What field to follow, life became less interesting because I had so many interests. I was confused.
Kodwa mntanami unesiphiwo sok’gangaIt was a lovely summer evening when my dad came back from work. It was my turn to make him tea, as per normal I went to the kitchen turned on the kettle, and set out all the things i'd need for the tea. While I was waiting for the kettle to... Continue Reading →
“Not everywhere you fit is where you belong.” A profound statement that most individuals are faced with during their journey of self-discovery. This journey never seems to end, every now and again one has to sit down and evaluate the environment they're in and the person they have become. Each person gets a chance to... Continue Reading →
Patience my child, tomorrow shall be a brighter day.When the heart is full of sorrow and the mind overpowered by the gloominess;what do I have to doEach morning the the dark cloud hangs above my head;what am I to do?Each day, it hides the smiling sun.The sun rays shining through the clouds, bring forth a... Continue Reading →
T. Sibiya
My Thoughts, My World 