This is an apt piece, crafted after the similitude of C. S. Lewis’ Pilgrim’s Regress. I always knew you had a panache for intelligent exposé on quite sensitive matters and you didn’t disappoint, Sir John. A […]

hahaha. I like this, so girl-y and cute a write. you must be a pristine dame, with kinky hair and outmoded taste. Isn’t it a surprise that you are beautiful? So Africans can retain natural grace and still sparkle? […]

LadyTee, welcome. At last I have found a rhyme partner on Naijastories. Whewww! This was just so beautiful. I love the meld of victorian and contemporary english. Hadn’t I told you that you would write great? just […]

I appreciate your commend, @kaycee.

Hahaha. Many thanks @francis

lol. I am glad you love it @queennobo. It is indeed short. No long thing.

Thanks @chemokopi

Many thanks @nicolebassey. Yummy? Hmmm. Thought I was th only one tasting it.

Thanks @magic

So many thanks @chemokopi. You are far too ind in your adulation of this modest work. Thanks bro.

Absolutely beautiful. And plaintive too. Isn’t that the blend of life’s occurences what you told in this story? The pain and joys? the romance and heart-aches? Nicely said

lol. Keats? I wish . You are so gracious @magic.

many thanks @aghoghosam.

Many thanks Starrilyn. I am glad you find fervency in this poem. Aren’t we all possessed by our names? You, by a star?

Many thanks Kelechi. I am glad you found it engaging @Kayceenj

Many thanks Victoria. The suggestion to make it shorter would be virtually impossible considering the progression I crafted here. Thats the strength of poetry, writing about a weighty concept in concised verses. I […]

The tragedy trudges on. What fine writer you are @amy78. beautiful threads.

Many thanks @sontel

you make the book interesting to read. Except for the philosophical tilt, I like this review.

Many thanks Kaycee. I respect your profundityof prose too. Just read your ‘Say this to God’ and it was something of a write. thanks again @kaycee.

I think everone has offered you an advice that are in tandem with reality for them in some ways. Pascal identifies this void and claims that only God can fill it. Nietzsche was equally a despondent man who drank […]

How many thankscould I offer a proficient prose writer as yourself QueenNobo? Just as many as these, thanks a zillion @queennobo.

I am very glad you caught the entire drift in this modest piece Afronuts. I believe that poetry is the use of contracted enounces to evince visual imagery burning a cast on the mind. many thanks @Afronuts

Thanks @gabbleTalker

Thanks @sontel

Indeed, he deserved it. Thanks for the read @midas.

Many thanks @nicolebassey.

Fairy tale with no explanation of meteoric wealth. Writing must hint at the improbable and seek to explain even the impossible.