I stand before you naked. Uneasy as I slowly slip of my ambitions to see the delight of prejudice on your face. A peel of the skin of dreams I once wore In exchange for your overcoat of sadness and depression, The ink covered paper of my goals much like my innocence is creased too, […]
Poetry – Pole Dancing For Maturity
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Short Story – The Struggle Of An African Child
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It does not give an African child joy when he sees how poverty has robbed him of his future. An African child wants to be like all others; he wants freedom and wants to express his feelings. An African child is not afraid to speak his mind. An African child wants food, shelter and good […]
Short Story – Shards Innocentiae
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The white tiled floor was beautiful. As the sparkling scarlet sea slowly but steadily expanded its reach with innocent intent. Much like a baby finally enjoying the liberation of walking. It was strangely satisfying, as I watched it make its way to encroach on more white stainless squares. I close my eyes and feel relief. […]
Short Story – The Strange Thing
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Episode 1 Peeping at my window, I saw two feet moving towards my direction in great force as the wind. Scared I was, I closed the whole window totally. I could hear banging on the door. The voice screamed, open this door before this rain kills me. I was perplexed as to what to do. […]
Poetry – ETIQUETTE
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The queue seems endless, but the people all waited In the hot scorching sun, they all stood, burnt Then came a man tanned, who wouldn’t wait for his turn Off he went to the front, not minding what they thought They rushed at him in anger, and poof! he went for cover Hiding, he stood […]
Poetry – Graffiti Love
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Have you ever spied pearls dance in the flames, like a blazing puma wooing its she? or seen spoken words swim across the airs. then maybe you would never wholly understand, how you made me feel. or the nights I counted the ways I loved you thus If I hiccup when your arms master the […]
Short Story – A Motherly Letter To Her Children About Marriage
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What did you exchange your priceless destiny with? Sadly enough but truthful, a lot of people have exchanged their destiny, glory, star and future with momentary things. Nothing lasts for ever. Whatever that reigns today will become obsolete tomorrow, why then would you exchange something that lasts long with a momentary thing? When Esau exchanged […]