That feeling of doing something for humanity

The open heart found along the way

Is the one that may change your way of living

It will move parts from your past to the present

The open heart found along the way.

Like an infant with those big glowing eyes that see no problem

Those small ears that hear no cursing

That nose that’s that try to track down the aroma of its family members

That smile OOOh that smile now there is where you fall in love for eternity

The open heart you found along the way

When you meet someone of whom you merge with like the veins that connect your body, with every beat you love them even more.

Love is our chosen path the one we shall take together and move through life all the way to our nearest death as we all LIVE in borrowed time.

What will you do with your life what will you do with your 24/7 we have the amount of hours a day how do you work with yours.

The open heart you found along the way

We say they are strangers but funny how you want to make friends and find that special one, I don’t care how wisely you choose your friends or lover; bottom line is they were once a so called STRANGER.

The open heart you found along the way

I as the writer lived not knowing real father, however my icons became that missing part my friends dads, my teachers, that old man you like to talk to every time you see him on the side of the road.

I found a father yes it seems like a fantasy but that is.

THERE IS MORE THEN ONE WAY TO CLIMB A MOUTAIN, MORE THEN ONE DIRECTION.

I found my way.

The open heart you found along the way

Let us show the spirit of Ubuntu (humanity) 

To love is to give a part of you away 

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we all have one

Let me be (things not thought through thoroughly)

By Mathiba Len Molefe

Let me be (things not thought through thoroughly)

So many things, that I can’t become, from which I cannot run, they won’t let me be

And you expect of me, what I cannot see, as my destiny, so just let me be

Because I cannot breathe, in your company, your essence stifles me, so just let me be

And I’ve come to know, that I cannot grow, amidst this ebb and flow, so just let me be

I’ve been ostracised, I’ve been compromised, somebody broke my pride, so just let me be

Look into my eyes, and you realise, there’s nothing left inside, so just let me be

If you cannot tell, that I dwell in hell, a thing you’ve never felt, then just let me be

I wake to shedding tears, and I live in fear, nobody holds me dear, so just let me be

I hear so many lies, I hear so many cries, from deep within my mind, so just let me be

I see darkest scenes, that keep haunting me, from which I cannot flee, they won’t let me be

And though I can’t explain, the cause of this pain, seeping in like rain, please just let me be

I have so many dreams, that will never be, one with reality, but won’t let me be

What have I become, I’ve never felt so numb, as I become undone, they just let me be

Have I lost my way, have I gone astray, or was I blown away, when they let me be

What am I to do, can I confide in you, or should I hide the truth, and just let things be

I let confusion reign, what did I gain, with nothing to my name, so just let me be

As I write this ode, in ancient cryptic code, I wreck my soul’s abode, and just let thing be

Why should I pretend, who can I call my friend, everything has an end, so just let me be

Can simple word, cause my mind to stir, clear everything that is blurred, if not let me be

In this world of hate, me in this broken state, for your sake I rate, you just let me be

Archbishop Emeritas Desmond Tutu describes Ubuntu as the essence of being human. "You can't be human all by yourself, and when you have this quality – Ubuntu – you are known for your generosity. We think of ourselves far too frequently as just individuals, separated from one another, whereas you are connected and what you do affects the whole World. When you do well, it spreads out; it is for the whole of humanity."

And Nelson Mandela described Ubuntu in a story: "A traveler through a country would stop at a village and he didn't have to ask for food or for water. Once he stops, the people give him food, entertain him. That is one aspect of Ubuntu, but it will have various aspects. Ubuntu does not mean that people should not enrich themselves. The question therefore is: Are you going to do so in order to enable the community around you to be able to improve?"

By Mathiba Len Molefe

Futility (1)

I gather my thoughts in leaking hands and stand on an earth that crumbles beneath me

I place my trust in flawed individuals and plant my seeds of hope on barren land

I dream dreams that are soon to be forgotten and I’m sustained by air that is foul and rotten

I build an empire that I myself will tear down and live in a house that I myself will burn to the ground

I love a woman that I know will break my heart and I love again with that broken heart

I shed tears that evaporate in an instant and walk on a beach so the ocean engulfs my footprints

No trace of my passing or proof of my existence and still I go on with a hardy persistence

We prolong lives that will inevitably be taken and build on our faith that is so often shaken

We toil in fields that will not yield and we beat swords from steel but make wooden shields

We vote for change that brings no change and yet lay idle, aint that strange

Most perplexing is human futility, most curious is human activity.

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