Kundai Nachito

A Sociological Storyteller & Poet

I am a versatile storyteller whose writing artistry spans across poetry, scripts, academic discourse, and fiction. I have a passion for exploring emotions, societal constructs, and personal narratives. I delve deeply into the complexities of human experiences especially that of health and illness.

Kundai Nachito

A Sociological Storyteller & Poet

I am a versatile storyteller whose writing artistry spans across poetry, scripts, academic discourse, and fiction. I have a passion for exploring emotions, societal constructs, and personal narratives. I delve deeply into the complexities of human experiences especially that of health and illness.

About Kundai

I am incredibly passionate about deconstructing and constructing meanings – showcasing how these play out in the micro and macro aspects of our society. I have always been moved to share my profound insights intentionally and earnestly, driven by a realization that my experiences and knowledge, especially as a HIV+ woman are worth disseminating creatively. My writing aims to challenge societal norms and predominate narratives common to our social conditioning, to bring about new perspectives and meanings and ultimately foster collaborative “better world” building. This writing is for all who believe and are willing to work towards changing the world for the better in whatever way thy can.

Categories of work

Poetry

My Philosophy

There is meaning

There is meaning (even if it is just the meaning we make for ourselves) so it can get better.

Which is just to say most things in this world are a social construct allowing for us to individually and/or collaboratively create the world how we want to, but of course there is barriers the world and life is in constant transformation whereby the good and the bad is simultaneous and cyclical. However, this cycle cannot suspend in one place as it becomes our responsibility to move it forward incrementally and even sometimes, we’ve managed to move it exceedingly forward. So, it does get better – if we mean it to and work towards it. This does not dismiss the pain, the death, the systems or bad along the journey but to acknowledge that even those parts play into how each of us, in our own ways, understand and contribute to the history and future building of our world.

Food For Thought

“Express Illness”

MY WORK

Latest Work

PRICKLY PEARS

PRICKLY PEARS

I didn’t know cacti could bear fruit. That one could harvest from thorns, something so delectably rich, red, a strange fruit. Black mother made for desert sun that even when planted in the evergreen, still scavenging, surviving birthing prickly things. Hair like...

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THE VOID

THE VOID

Space shall be filled,Silence shall find its soundand what will it say?For there is always something to be said: I Perhaps it is words not invented yetlike magenta,we invented that word,they say it is a colour that does not exist.A construct of our brain,A combination...

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THE SYSTEM IS SLOW

THE SYSTEM IS SLOW

wait. wait in line. wait in another line. wait for a man. wait for the bigger man. wait for a manager. wait for an hour. wait three hours. wait the whole day. wait forever for someone who actually cares. wait till we sort out racism then we’ll get to the women. wait...

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