Recent Review and Summary of The Marriage of Anansewa by Efua Sutherland Introduction African literature has long served as a powerful medium through which writers preserve cultural traditions, examine societal values, and address the challenges […]
Detaching from someone you truly love feels like a tear in the heart. This is more intense, especially if you love deeply or have invested heavily in someone who never appreciates you, or […]
Tell me the place I go, I am driving down there like it’s the only goal. The goal and everything haunting my soul My soul needs saving from drowning in this pool. It is […]
Let the world murmur as we walk, Let them paint their stares with chalk. Let the streets sneer their scorn, Let’s make their scorn our fun. Whatever the tide may be, I’ll stick to […]
It is heavy upon me now, I stare at the sun and the moonlight. I stare at daylight, I seek solace among the fig tree, But the sun keeps withholding its smiles. […]
A Poem About Doctors, Burnout, and Sacrifice Call Room Confession- Episode-Two Yesterday night,I walked into the call room,not entirely excited.This oath promised excitementsmaybe yes, maybe not. Did you see the collapsed young man?Collapsed […]
I Blame Everything Upon this hollow bed I sitMulling over the path we’ve hoofedAnd the vanity night our body sled, sticking inYes we cruised moaning, squirting in pleasureShould you have whispered into my earsThat […]
I grew in the mudIn the mud daily I stoodI stood in rags and dirtYes! In dirty rags without a shirtWithout a shirt I smiled at the futureMy future and others whom I must […]
It was 9PM, my call had just begun, The call room was silent. The stethoscope was swinging like a pendulum. Today is pediatrics. The room was dim. But then A light. A smile came […]
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