My Tears Miss You by Sbusiso Manqa Lesotho

My Tears Miss You by Sbusiso Manqa LesothoWe label love as the most potent weapon on the face of the planet because it is the one thing that can make each and every one of us weak. It makes us vulnerable, foolish, desperate and leaves us victims. On the flip side, it gives us confidence to the point of arrogance, as we walk among others with a godlike aura. My Tears Miss You speaks of the uncommon side of love expressed in a flirtatious manner. The pieces herein voice the feelings and

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