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    How Does it Mean to be Lazy? A Short Story By Joses Adewara 

    It is rare to read a story that wittily humorous and didactic at the same time. This story by Joses Adewara from the second point of view attacks the reader and admonishes him all at once. It was such a delight to review this piece….

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 0 4 min read  
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    Three Poems By Spanish Poet, ts hidalgo 

    In these three poems, ts hidalgo takes the reader on a tour to a land of creative explosion of poesy. The way he knots all the verses of each poem into a beautiful ribbon in the finishing line is very impressive. Enjoy the read! -Editorial…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 0 5 min read  
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    Five Poems By South Sudanese Poet, Marial Awendit 

    These poems draw from personal experiences and the political climate in South Sudan. The lines are elegant, rhythmic, and gracefully witty. Marial Awendit, unreservedly pours himself into these poems, employing brevity and simple sophistication in an impressive way. We are thrilled to share these poems…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 0 2 min read  
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    One Poem By Joshua Effiong 

    Self- Portrait as a Body is one Poem By Joshua Effiong which strikes the right strings on the chord of rhythm and poetic beauty. We’re sure you’ll enjoy it as much as we did. – Editorial Team Self- Portrait as a Body I plunge into…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 0 1 min read  
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    One Poem By Liberian Poet, Arthur Shedrick Davies 

    Repetition, as a poetic device, can make a poem seem like a mouthful and increase the risk of boring one’s reader but in “Wishes”, Liberian poet, Arthur Shedrick Davies employs it with such admirable elegance! Also, we love(d) that the metaphors were both sizzling and…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 3 2 min read  
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    Lonely Soul, A Poem By Nigerian Poet, I B Adebayo 

    Sharp. Soft. And moving. Are words that came to mind as we read “Lonely Soul”, written by I B Adebayo. It purrs at the reader’s mind like a pet running into the safe arms of its owner on a stormy night. We loved reading this…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 2 1 min read  
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    Song from the highway, A Poem By Habeeb Ajinifesin 

    Is there a better way to remind the world of the struggles of street hawkers than to write a poem with sharp lines that pierce right into our souls? Habeeb Ajinifesin’s poem, “Song from the highway” is what we would describe as a dirge for…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 1 1 min read  
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    One Poem By Nigerian Poet, Adeyeye James Oluwatobi 

    What Adeyeye James Oluwatobi refers to as “the re-visitation of grief” can destabilize anyone. The poet employs pungent metaphors to share a story that seems so personal but also universal. – Editorial Team Grey Now that loss fills everywhere – I keep running, it’s not…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 0 1 min read  
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    Dear Kojo, A Short Story By Ubong Johnson 

    Oscillating between vices and wild teenage love, Kojo, a delinquent boy is about to meet his end and only this letter might save him. “Dear Kojo” by Ubong Johnson is a story written from the heart. It is warm and enjoyable to read. – Editorial…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 2 3 min read  
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    One Poem By Ebubechukwu Ifenna Udeoba 

    Do we realize the extent to which we wreck the future by abusing children whether through child labor or child marriage? In the poem, “Going up- a memoir of flying bodies” Ebubechukwu Ifenna Udeoba raises concerns about child abuse with imageries that melt the heart….

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 0 2 min read  
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