Run I · Chapter 2

Ngiyisilima sakho

18 verses

v. 14 Ubuhle bakho abufani namazwi akho. — Zanele N. · 1 d

v. 16 If it costs you your peace, it is too expensive. — Zanele N. · 1 d

v. 13 She said 'we need to talk'. I said 'we needed to talk in March'. — Zanele N. · 1 d

v. 15 I stopped explaining myself to people committed to misunderstanding me. — Nomsa K. · 1 d

v. 17 Love is a verb. He only ever used it as a noun. — Thandi M. · 1 d

v. 9 Sengikhulile. I don't chase, I attract. — Zanele N. · 2 d

v. 11 Some people are lessons dressed as blessings. — Zanele N. · 1 d

v. 10 Ubuhle bakho abufani namazwi akho. — Nomsa K. · 1 d

v. 12 If it costs you your peace, it is too expensive. — Sipho D. · 1 d

v. 6 He remembered how I take my tea. I remembered why I stayed. — Zanele N. · 2 d

v. 5 Sengikhulile. I don't chase, I attract. — Zanele N. · 2 d

v. 7 Some people are lessons dressed as blessings. — Nomsa K. · 2 d

v. 8 I did not lose you. I found me. — Zanele N. · 2 d

v. 1 Unbothered is a full-time job and I am finally employed. — Zanele N. · 3 d

v. 2 I stopped explaining myself to people committed to misunderstanding me. — Zanele N. · 2 d

v. 3 He remembered how I take my tea. I remembered why I stayed. — Nomsa K. · 2 d

v. 4 Love is a verb. He only ever used it as a noun. — Zanele N. · 2 d

v. 18 I kept the hoodie. It stopped smelling like him in March. — Anonymous · 1 d