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    One Poem by Liberian Poet, Azaiouris Y Zeon 

    Azaiouris Y Zeon is a young Liberian poet. His work has been published/forthcoming in Eboquills, ArtLounge, Ngiga Review, SpillWords & elsewhere. half moon for abunic you’re in my eyes again  the way the sky pours rain upon the roof of my house. i read your…

    Eboquills, 3 weeks ago 0 1 min read  
    candle with light
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    A Poem By Liberian Poet, George Worjlor 

    George Worjlor’s poem “For the Brother Who has Fallen Asleep” is a beautifully woven lamentation written in honor of a beloved. The persona writes epitaph [though grave-less-ly] in a grievous ink as farewell lines for the deceased, urging the deceased to sleep well wherever sleep…

    Eboquills, 9 months ago 0 2 min read  
    photo of a woman sleeping hugging a cloud
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    One Poem By Liberian Poet, Diah Youlo 

    The poem, Melodies with my Pillow, uses subtle imageries to unveil to the reader the plights of one who has been hurt and only returns to his/her pillow wailing, counting marbles of the night as if in a conversation with an unknown force pulling him/her…

    Eboquills, 1 year ago 0 2 min read  
    city man people woman
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    One Poem By Liberian Teen Poet, Ivan S Fiske Iv 

    Without a doubt, the poem, “After High School” by Ivan S Fiske Iv will resonate with so many. It will floor you with a heavy bout of nostalgia, bring you some of the warmth of your bubbly teenage life and leave a big smile on…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 1 1 min read  
    woman using umbrella with lights
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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  
    delicate cherry blossoms on twigs under blue sky
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    Two Poems By Liberian Poet, Abunic Sherif II 

    Liberian poet, Abunic Sherif II seems to have taken extra care to condense his emotions into these two poems which satisfy the didactic needs of the wit, without letting the thirst of aesthetes go unquenched. You will love every verse of these poems. – Editorial…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 2 1 min read  
    photo of chair near wooden door
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    One Poem By Liberian Poet, Janetta Marilyn Konah 

    What could be more impressive than the manner in which Janetta Marilyn Konah manages to condense decades of warm memories into “Memorabilia”? We are delighted to share this lovely poem with you! – Editorial Team Memorabilia In the left cornerof our big family piazza,The rocking…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 4 2 min read  
    happy african children embracing on street
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    – here in liberia, A Poem By Edwin Olu Bestman 

    Edwin Olu Bestman writes about children in Liberia with metaphors that are disturbing. One reads through the poem hoping it is not the real situation of things but at the same time, one is awed by the fluidity of Edwin’s language and the apt employment…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 5 1 min read  
    man in grey crew neck t shirt leaning on brown brick wall holding smartphone
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    I’m Unable to Love the Girl in my DM: A Poem by Edwin Olu Bestman 

    Edwin’s poem, “I’m Unable to Love the Girl in my DM” strikes a chord with contemporary love relationships. How it sets out with the fury of a wildfire, burns wildly like an inferno, and quickly smoothers into a stream of noxious smoke. In this poem,…

    Eboquills, 2 years ago 6 2 min read  

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