Na wa o…how many times?

this @sueddie na badt guy o… i no dey that level o!!!

this @sueddie na badt guy o… i no dey that level o!!!

this @sueddie na badt guy o… i no dey that level o!!!

this @sueddie na badt guy o… i no dey that level o!!!

this @sueddie na badt guy o… i no dey that level o!!!

this @sueddie na badt guy o… i no dey that level o!!!

Hehehehe @sueddie when I get to see u, be ready for my S&W.

@Midas: Word! Na you biko! That is really how it should be. But I do think sometimes that rhyming can up your game and give you more discipline if you decide to do it the right way. That is, you don’t just rhyme […]

@sueddie i go send masquerade to come catch you for where you dey. I hear you sha…I write both styles but i am wondering at that your statement “I writeboth styles”…Are you implying that a certain someone is […]

Hmn… Poetry, methinks is a reflective art or more like a giant portrait hung on a wall. You should feel every pixel, the image should find you wherever you stand…that is the bottom line for me. If it comes […]

@sueddie U no crious!
Silly you!!!

@jefsaraurmax How did I mistake that spelling…ouch!

@jefsarurmax: Hullo. Where have we been?
To the topic, I think that there’s a certain beauty to poetry when there’s rhyme especially when it isn’t forced. It brings about a certain loveliness that can hardly […]

Me too…@shai

I do both anyways….

@shai yeah, you’re right its all about the skill and exposure of the poet. The more you expand your vocabulary, the easier it is for you to find words to rhyme.

However, good blank verses require the deeper […]

Guess that last post came inn late….we understand each other then.

@jefsaraurmax I quite understand what you are saying. But do you really, really understand what I am *saying*?

@shai and I just mistyped you name twice, not a good start in the day! My excuse is that I went to see the Avengers last night and I got home really late so this morning (it is 9:38 here), I am very tired.

@shay, I realized I meant to say that I agree with you.The skills of the poet matter.I will add that the poem has to be about something that the audience can relate to. The background can be set in a different […]

@Shay, Baudelaire is a classic in France and you have to learn it at school, same thing with Apollinaire ,Hugo, Verlaine, Rimbaud etc. It is not a matter of taste.
In my opinion poetry is something that more […]

@jefsaraurmax u av got a keen taste. I don’t blame you though. Living down this side of the world, not enough people have time to appreciate the little beautiful tinz of life.(I know I will get hammered for ds […]

This guy Charles Baudelaire again!!! @jefsaraurmax

@xikay, at school I learned poems from Charles Baudelaire and Victor Hugo which rhyme.When I was older, I discovered Paul Eluard who wrote poems that didn’t rhyme and used words in a complete different ways (ex: […]

@shai, you do have a point…the skill.

Well it happens. If one is however careful enough to craft the appropriate words u still come out wif a beautiful piece.
Watering-down is the function of the skill of the poet – their mastery of techniques and […]

@layrite, we are waiting for you.
@shai so you prefer Rhymes…what would you say about it getting watered down, to secure the rhyme?