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#11 | 31 Poems for August 2016 I keep hearing the echoes of piano keys and guitar strings. I’m intrigued by the joy Luyanda brings every time she sings. It’s amazing how every single note becomes an unforgettable poem. Sometimes silence echoes through the urban streets of ghettos. The world’s love and light tries to illuminate in all our broken halos. My creativity was trapped in broken dreams until I heard her sing. People give her their absolute attention as she strokes each string. The sun came out just to impersonate the warmth of her aura. Even if things don’t always go our way, I know that we will all be okay. I hear echoes of a million heartbeats between abandoned buildings and crowded streets. A million heartbeats keep echoing between Hammanskraal and Atteridgeville. I hear millions of echoes within the silence of busy ghetto and urban streets. I hear echoes of piano keys and guitar strings every time Luyanda speaks.
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Aug 11, 2016
Aug 11, 2016 at 2:22 AM UTC
Echoes of Guitar Strings
#11 | 31 Poems for August 2016 I keep hearing the echoes of piano keys and guitar strings. I’m intrigued by the joy Luyanda brings every time she sings. It’s amazing how every single note becomes an unforgettable poem. Sometimes silence echoes through the urban streets of ghettos. The world’s love and light tries to illuminate in all our broken halos. My creativity was trapped in broken dreams until I heard her sing. People give her their absolute attention as she strokes each string. The sun came out just to impersonate the warmth of her aura. Even if things don’t always go our way, I know that we will all be okay. I hear echoes of a million heartbeats between abandoned buildings and crowded streets. A million heartbeats keep echoing between Hammanskraal and Atteridgeville. I hear millions of echoes within the silence of busy ghetto and urban streets. I hear echoes of piano keys and guitar strings every time Luyanda speaks.
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30/M/South Africa
Aug 11, 2016
Aug 11, 2016 at 2:22 AM UTC
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