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Rhyme Free

Rhyme Free

Written by: Sindisw_ Nk_yi
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Original poems about believing in self, finding magic in the journey called everyday and all that's in between... These are pieces of writing that steer clear from forced rhymes. Hope they heal. Have a seat, welcome. Nice to see you.🌻Sindisw_ Nk_yi Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Episode 53: "Self served me a hug"

    Episode 53: "Self served me a hug"
    Jul 3 2026

    Self and I just, and I mean juuuust, might... be fine 'v'

    Promised to take her out to view our public library's guided tour!

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    4 mins
  • Episode 52: "Thoughts 1 and 2"

    Episode 52: "Thoughts 1 and 2"
    Jun 29 2026

    Who am I and what is home?
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    2 mins
  • Episode 51: "Soweto in 1976"

    Episode 51: "Soweto in 1976"
    Jun 20 2026

    Imagine yourself there.

    ...


    Something's got to give.

    I'm beginning to see that my imaginations are valid.

    Met interesting people this year that amplified this thinking in me.

    Something's got to give.

    for the average poor black kid.

    Wezile and myself walked out of a politically charged talk show guised as arming the youth, having found it to be pretty much less than useless.

    I am grateful for the walk to our respective taxis on which we got to have our own show - which directed me and energized us both after what depressing sermon we sat through.


    We are not dumb

    governments should stop treating us like R graders and maybe we, too

    need stop overlooking each other's points of brilliance.

    Black kids need to respect each other better

    @Landmarque says we are a people fast on our feet, and we are networkers


    Even boring systems can be exciting when perfected


    I may not get everything right

    but I'm definitely here to learn, to action towards the goal post of my creations


    I saw 200 average poor black kids like myself in that hall

    and none of them

    is without a mind on what to do.

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    3 mins
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