Softly I am forgetting myself /Saggies Verloor Ek Myself

Softly I am forgetting myself /Saggies Verloor Ek Myself

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This is originally a Afrikaans poem that I wrote while I was on an outreach with a few amazing people. For those who have not been on an outreach before. Yes you are there to serve and give, but you learn alot about yourself and who you truly are through making yourself vulnerable to other people that you do not know and this leads to the ironic statement that the people there help you much more than you help them. In further information. Yes. There is a story behind this poem. But that is for you to find between the spaces of the poem. Afrikaans is in the first part and English is in the second. Enjoy.
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Someone walks into the room but I cannot see its face. It looks like a man and by the look of his posture, he seems very important. "Why were you in my territory?" His voice is strangely calm however I think its the calm before the storm. "I didn't know it was your territory! For gods sake how many times do I have to tell you people? Just let me go and I promise I won't say anything to anyone. Not like I have anyone to tell." The last part I said in a whisper. He didn't need to know the situation I was in. I hear the cock of a gun making me raise my head. The all too familiar sound ringing in my ears. "I don't believe you bitch, so you better tell me the truth or your brains are gonna end up on the wall." Ah there's the storm. "A gun doesn't scare me arsehole, I've had way worse things than that!" He steps forward into the light so I can see his features. He is extremely good looking but right now is not the right time to admire his beauty. I stare straight into his pitch black eyes, daring him to try harder than this. He smirks and leans forward searching my eyes. Before I can even register what's happening, he punches me in the face. *** Mature Content

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