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Continue reading →: Poetry Week – Maureen’s Obsession
Poetry Floweth! Here’s another poem that’s crossed my desk. This one is by a fabulous lady who is an emerging entrepreneur. Her name is Maureen and you can visit her blog to learn more about the struggle that is sustaining a business in Nairobi. She has great insight on how…
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Continue reading →: Poetry Week – Namatsi Lukoye’s I’m Not Yours to Fix
Today, this blog features, Namatsi Lukoye. She’s a poet, writer and performs Spoken Word. Here’s Namatsi Lukoye by Namatsi: I would love to call myself a fashion designer but I guess that name is reserved for people who know exactly what they are doing in that profession like Angie (my…
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Continue reading →: Poetry Week – Nakitare’s You Break My Heart
Poetry Week continues…. Today, we take a look at a poem by a man named Sammy Nakitare. I visited his blog through a page on Facebook, and found this lovely post. Visit Sammy’s Blog and show him some love. He has great talent with words. You Break My…
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Continue reading →: Poetry Week – Ask My Shoes by H-ART the Band
H_ART the Band This charming group kicks off our Poetry Week with a song called Uliza Kiatu(Ask My Shoes). The best part of this song is the play on words, it makes you smile, chuckle and laugh, so effortlessly, that by the end of the song, you want to…
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Continue reading →: Poetry Week – Reflection
Dr. Maya Angelou – An Inspiring Woman Last week, one of the greatest poets, Dr. Maya Angelou, passed on, and it had me reaching for her works. Reading back on the many great words she’s shared with the world. Cataloging lessons learned in her life and thought-provoking poems that make…
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Continue reading →: Drumbeats : Romance Novels set in East Africa
I’ve read romance novels since I was old enough. I used to steal my mom’s stash of weekly stories from Reader’s Digest, so old, that I don’t think they publish them anymore. Then it was the high school romance books; from Sweet Valley High series, Mills & Boon, and Harlequin…
