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 BELLSThe poem describes life in with the language of music. The antecedents of every man is assumed to be in toll form.
On a personal note, i attempt to highlight my childhood living in a world of noises and beautiful music as well.At the same time i brace up for my rendition(which is my career)having decided on what my music will be like.In addition i reveal my aspiration of being a source of inspiration to African children... THE FIVE WINDOWSThe verses in this poem underscore the fact that the people perceived to be ‘disabled’ in the society are quite capable. It sights real life situation as evidence_ not tales.
It vehemently opposes discrimination by some sections of the society towards the physically challenged. Anyone engaged in this irrational act is fooling himself.
It goes beyond the superficial to justify the equality of every person living, irrespective of his or her physical appearance. THE CAT WITH ONE LIFEThe verses of this poem shed light on the threat of extinction facing the cat family, especially the domestic cats. Secondly, it serves to disperse the cloud of myth surrounding cats. It justifies the unique behavior of cats from an objective viewpoint, and exposes the underlying beauty of their character.
On a personal note, it goes ahead to reveal how useful the cat proved to be (a companion). On a general note, it concludes by saying that the cat is a boon and not a bane. TEN MINUTES PAST FOURBasically, this poem reveals how a victim of fighting in Darfur drew insight on the intrinsic nature of time.
It revolves around three minutes past four on his time piece…the beginning, and the ending of the three-year old war.
It also gives a food for thought in respect Africa’s position in the time-line of world affairs. AuroraFor all the panoramic view, the aurora borealis has in store_ for all the myth surrounding it_ it remains a perfect example of a light phenomenon that is beautiful to watch, inspirational to the mind, and harmless to the ecosystem. This …Mankind would need to learn from in other to perfect his technological systems, which would guarantee against environmental degradation, and widespread ozone depletion at the poles. SsThis is The tale of two individuals whose paths met as a result of sickle cell disease…
They made it thus far having battled the disease for long :Arben lived to see the day where he would play a major factor in curing Tep(the little kid)of the disease...
What could have ended in a tragedy ended in a happy note: Arben already the chief medical officer (free from sickle cell disease) in top medical facility in the village; and Tep leading a healthy and secure life under his care.. The Computer and the Abacus_ are They Any Different …?The abacus and computer serving the same purpose, and sharing the same underlying principle... although the later is much more complex,powerful and efficient due to its rapid developement in pace with the human civilization... Alien..AN AFRICAN BOY WITH THE AMBITION OF GAINING MASTERY OF NATURE'S PROCESSES...IN A WORLD WHERE KNOWLEDGE SEEMED TO BE MARGINALISED TO THE FEW WHO WERE PRIVILEDGED TO GAIN IT
_ HIS COURAGE IN EXPRESSING HIS VIEWS DESPITE DISCRIMATION AGAINST HIS PEOPLE; HIS EVENTUAL PURSUIT FOR LITERACY AND INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM...
_ THE TECNOLOGICAL GAP BETWEEN AFRICA AND THE WEST; AND THE LESSONS TO BE LEARNT FROM THE FAILURE OF A SPACE PROBE.... No NameA BOY STREET HAWKING BENEATH THE BRIDGE.
LATER ON,HE WAS MANHANDLED BY AN UNKNOWN OFFICIAL. No NameAN UNIDENTIFIED BOY STREET HAWKING BENEATH THE BRIDGE.
LATER ON,HE WAS MANHANDLED BY AN UNKNOWN OFFICIAL.
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