25/03/2026
One mistake cannot make a woman lose a good man.
A single mistake is an alarm, not yet a warning.
It sounds simple, almost too simple,
yet the truth breathing beneath it is ancient and enduring.
When a mistake comes only once,
it does not darken the daylight
nor silence the warmth of what has been built.
But when mistakes return again and again,
they are no longer innocent;
they become disrespect,
they become negligence,
they become a language of ignorance.
And every man shaped by the hard laws of nature
begins to fracture—
slowly falling into unbearable pieces of himself,
until even his own humanity feels heavy to carry.
It is tragic that in such a state,
many men begin to die
long before death arrives.
MaQ Mudyanadzo
