Hard to find
by Sinesipo Jojo
,Do you sometimes find yourself in a situation where you do not know what to
say?
Are you sometimes at a lost for words?
If so, you will be able to understand, associate with and have sympathy /
empathy for the speaker.
, ABOUT THE POET:
Sinesipo Jojo is a South African poet, born in Port St. Johns, Eastern Cape, in
1993. She began writing while she was still at school.
In her final year of studying psychology, Sinesipo joined a creative writing
workshop arranged by the Arts and Culture Directorate of the University in Port
Elizabeth.
The workshops focused on the writing process and practical methods of applying
it. This poem was born during those workshops.
Sinesipo Jojo (a psychologist) says the following about her poetry: ‘However,
writing is a way of expressing myself, a way of letting my feelings and thoughts
out, and a way of speaking to myself. It is also a way of letting my thoughts be
known by others. Most of my writings are based on personal experiences, and on
the relationships I have with others.’
by Sinesipo Jojo
,Do you sometimes find yourself in a situation where you do not know what to
say?
Are you sometimes at a lost for words?
If so, you will be able to understand, associate with and have sympathy /
empathy for the speaker.
, ABOUT THE POET:
Sinesipo Jojo is a South African poet, born in Port St. Johns, Eastern Cape, in
1993. She began writing while she was still at school.
In her final year of studying psychology, Sinesipo joined a creative writing
workshop arranged by the Arts and Culture Directorate of the University in Port
Elizabeth.
The workshops focused on the writing process and practical methods of applying
it. This poem was born during those workshops.
Sinesipo Jojo (a psychologist) says the following about her poetry: ‘However,
writing is a way of expressing myself, a way of letting my feelings and thoughts
out, and a way of speaking to myself. It is also a way of letting my thoughts be
known by others. Most of my writings are based on personal experiences, and on
the relationships I have with others.’
