Thanks, @Kiah. Not all my stories are sad o – have you read this and this?

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Thanks.

@kiah: I certainly hope you have not misconstrued my intention at the “bar you have set”?
I was only curious to read more of your works to see if I will come to the same conclusion as the people who thought […]

@kiah: My first reaction to this as a read the last line of this piece was “Whao!!!” Never mind that someone already said that about this.
Dogs will always be dogs, trained or not. Human too, will always be […]

@kiah , @nicolebassey… I just came across your exchange and I see it just as what it is, ladies’ squabble. Tempers shouldn’t flare here. A reader is entitle to his/her opinion of a work. The writer should take […]

You write well @kiah. But just as @omojola said, this didn’t have the feel of your work in this. It’s not bad though.

@kiah… Honestly this is the first work of yours that I felt was rushed, perhaps ill conceived. Your usual classy touch is evident. But for the bars u have raised, this one falls a little short. My opinion, strictly.

@kiah
Merci. It is what we all should do…go back and find that which we forgot.

One day, @kiah, you’ll have to show me this well that you keep on drawing these beautiful, touching stories from.

I especially loved this line:

“He laughed and more petals fell from the sky.”

Please […]

Nice one, @kiah

@kiah Thanks for stopping by, appreciate

Wow@Kiah. This was lovely. Got me sooo hooked. But I felt it was more of a summarised excerpt rather than a full short story. Nice work.

@kiah, The story is great. I love the use of words.

@kiah, I just love your stories.
This is brilliant.

@kiah… Coming from a master, I believe her.

@kiah, what kind of rational African male will agree to his son being fathered by another man? Ordinarily, a man would insist on keeping the boy, since he is privy to the subterfuge displayed above. enlighten me […]

Beautiful story, @kiah. Short, but oh, so much sweetness and poignance in the brevity.

Worth at least 20 points.

@kiah… Don’t stop. U r a blessing.

Thanks @kiah!

@Kiah: I’m sorry I went all kaboom on you. No writer would shake your hands if you tag his imaginations ‘ludicrous’, just so you know, I might not write as well as you do, but i’ll certainly never outrightly […]

thanks@kiah

@Kiah: Imagination is a gift bestowed upon a few. I do not envy you the dearth of yours. Do you know what really suprises me about so called ‘writers’? Most do not even understand what it means to CONSTRUCTIVELY […]

@Kiah: thanks

@funpen of course there are
@kiah this is a great story, more power and skill to your pen.

This is BEAUTIFUL. @kiah, you write really well, well done.

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Thanks a lot for reading guys. @dr2103 did most of the work though.

@kiah, this is beautiful as usual…hpe its not d end o

I LOVE THIS!
Hope this is not the end o.
@francis kids can drink goat milk. I know it wasn’t my question.
Em @Kiah why didn’t Tundun’s milk flow now? I hope you are not trying to attribute to the fact that the […]

Thanks @kiah.

I read this as present tense. I don’t think you messed it up @kiah. @meshybizzo you should try reading it as a work written in present tense.