For Silindile
The naked child-ran
her freshly shaven head.
Cutting the air
with despaired flair.
Dropped on her tiny fingers
by the burning cold;
of a midwinters’
promising,
summer-rain, wind.
Her smile brushing
away the salt
remaining,
from her tears.
Down the street
of once in a while
colours of new Cris-mas clothes
Daddy’s home, she shouts.
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