A woman (My pride,my dignity)
Mme waka montedi
Ge nkabe ESE Ka wena hunadi
Naa nkabe ke ile Ka fihla gona fa
Lefaseng LA mahlatse le madimabe
She wakes up in the morning to
To sell snacks and sweets
So that her children can be
Able to have bread and tea
For life is not as sweet as
It seems
But she makes it no matter what
Through thick and thin
She's an African
A global citizen
The reason a pronoun of
A woman is she
A combination of her and him
For she holds the responsibility
Of both without any hesitation
She minds not the rights
But the passion that comes with it
Adia bokgoni bja basadi
A swara thipa Ka bogaleng
A Bea borotho tafoleng
For she minds no gossips
She's bold,full of enthusiasm
She minds not her pride and dignity
All so that her children can live
A life of integrity
Respect a woman who rises
Up in the morning
Before the sun shines
To become a street vendor
Regardless of how people refer to
Her job as useless and random.
Respect a woman who does
Anything to put food on the table.
A Woman (Her pride,her dignity).
By: Pfarelo ( The Diamond Poet )
# Thank you to all women out there
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