nigerian writers
Prose Poetry: Chidera And Her Many Smiles of Pain
I wrote this prose poetry to highlight the typical plights of women and girls that I often hear and read about on the news.
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Prose Poetry: Whispered Thoughts from Exposed Houses
In many different settings Where I roam different houses I think back to several different lives Small houses with few rooms A neighborhood where my skin blends in Though the snow and hail leaves me dreary, There is comfort among the writers, artists and activists Inspired and empowered, I move freely But I later […]
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How Elizabeth Gilbert Compels Us to Seek Our Bliss
I’ve read “Eat, Pray, Love” several times. I don’t recall whether the first time I read it was in highschool or university. What I know is that it made me emotional reading it the first time. It made me emotional because the author was very honest about her feelings. Her dissatisfaction with her life and […]
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