The person I use to be wasn’t what I see in the mirror today.
The person I use to be wasn’t so lazy or pitiful of himself, he wasn’t so less focused on what he once wanted, let alone easily dismayed by failed first attempts.
The person I once knew had the same name as the one I currently see in the mirror, had pride just like the next fool boasting about his meager temporally achievements to a blind man who’s understanding of the financial world is as big and popular as sand to an Eskimo and grazing land to a Hottentot.
The person I once knew, lost himself on his way from home to a world unknown, full of promises and bright lights, beautiful women and fiery intoxicating water.
The person I once knew was no different from the person I once was, all humble and respectful, dedicated and motivated but never introduced to opportunity nor ever bumped onto understanding.
The person I once knew thought OPPORTUNITY was reserved only for those with Degrees, Diplomas and Doctorates, forgetting he has hands, strong shoulders and a dream.
The person I once knew deprived himself of one too many an opportunity and a shot at making his dreams a reality that he now can’t tell the difference between being optimistic and living in a fantasy world.
The person I once knew, had dreams, ambitions and wishes, and he gave up on all of them.....just like the person I have become.
Having a dream is a good thing, following your dream is even better, but understanding the fundamentals and basics of how your idea/dream or vision works is the key to a living your dream.
Sithembile Cleaopas Ngcobo
Born in Pietermaritzburg to Linda Mbelu and Sipho Ngcobo
Aspirering Photographer