this is a follow-up from my previous episode where i engage feedback i’ve gotten from you and provide some clarifications and additions.
references

 Bibi Bakare-Yusuf. “Fanon Can’t Dance: The Antiphonies of The Gaze”, ch. 5 in her PhD Dissertation, In Sea of Memory: Embodiment and Agency in the Black Diaspora. (2000)
 1 Corinthians 
  Queer Africa: New and collected fiction(2013), edited by Karen Martin and Makhosazana Xaba
  Thandi Ntuli, To My Own Self available from SoundCloud on: https://soundcloud.com/thandintuli/to-my-own-self


it’s the depression and anxiety for me <<<

Warsan Shire writes: “document the moments when you feel most in love with yourself - what you're wearing, who you're around, what you're doing. recreate and repeat.”

i‘ve started to document myself in response. it’s a space to bring to the outside the many thoughts that i have about myself and the vastness of life. it’s somewhat of an audio-journal and a space to work through and think through things; to see, hear and find myself. 

what a joy, what an honour, what a delight
to behold myself
to savour
to drink myself in

there is an intimacy here,
between me and

socials: @nozimanga_