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It represents our "broken" english, which is still not an African language if we can just also acknowledge.

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I have read it before so.. I guess it is okay. ...

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I still think that I need to read it more times to understand it fully but like so far its nxa.

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Definitely not something I would normally read, but perhaps its worth looking into.

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Everything is so deep but you at least understand the meaning behind everything.

The way it is written also makes it very powerful.

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I really like the poem. It is very deep and makes people notice how there are actually very similar.
He points out that we are all equal but different. Which is a concept that people still struggle with today.

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I think this is a very powerful poem because of the way it is written. It is written the way people in South Africa actually speak so the audience can relate better to the poem.

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I like the poem, needs a bit of evaluating as some words i do not get but i love the message and i do think it is better than "Rain After Drought" :)

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Iss alll da same da same lyk anader poetry. Dis 1 was kynda kool & rising da interests.

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It is an amazing poem. People actually speak and pronounce words like that. I think it's powerful for me because it's the first time I see that kind of Lingo and dialect represented in literature

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the poem issa vibe

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There's a lot of deep meaning behind the words used as well as the way in which it is written.