My name is Tafi Mhaka. I am an avid writer and have a keen interest in all matters that touch the lives of poor and disadvantaged people as well the affluent classes of society. I live and work in the communications industry in Johannesburg. And I am a University of Cape Town alumnus.
Wednesday, 2 November 2016
In the heat of a moment
To the gorgeous afro-wearing lady in red: I’m not letting go
We had a moment there
My heart flickered
You blushed
The moment was simply divine
Seeing you felt strangely familiar
Seeing you for the first time felt scripted
Yet I hadn’t auditioned for this love-struck part
Now that we have come this far, the show must go on
What is your name there?
What's your story, babygirl?
You looked angelic
I love the delightful red dress with the white stripes
Do you listen to good soul music?
You are my K-Michelle
My Keiysha Cole
My Tinashe
My Nina Simone.
You are my Nao
Should I holla if I see you again?
Should I?
What is a man to do in the heat of a moment?
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