"..murder masquerading as salvation, seducing

every democratic eye,

the mouths of truth and anguish choked with cotton." - James Baldwin🕸️

"The shrinking sun sinks in your teacup, and you take a sip of the red horizon. You smell a silent storm arising." - Dshamilja Roshani🕸️

"You hardly say what you mean. You hold your tongue like somebody else's luggage." - Tory Saint 🕸️

"Dusting the voices of all your lost lovers from the hollow in your palm lines." - Fumane Ntlhabane 🕸️

"...return to the sea, resurface the boat that we sank, sail through floating bodies that weren't as lucky as me. Do you think that I'm lucky?" - Masai Sepuru🕸️

"The enemy will sometimes wear your face." - Nkosinathi Ntini🕸️

"You have become a paper thing. Loose skin cannot know so much drowning." - Mfumo Ntlhabane🕸️

"But nothing lasts longer than the wait, the pause, the sound of chewing on dense air." - Anga Mamfanya🕸️

"Oh, if you could bottle up the control of madness, call it rhythm." - Belita

"It cannot be holy work, what we do. It feels too good and hurts too good as well." - Felix