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MOON AND YOU
Moon and You is a deeply emotional poetry collection that explores love, heartbreak, healing, faith, and self-discovery through the metaphor of the moon’s phases. Each poem reflects the shifting phases of human emotion—from longing and confusion to growth, surrender, and renewal.
Perfect for readers seeking comfort, reflection, and emotional depth, Moon and You is a soft yet powerful companion for anyone navigating life, faith, and transformation.
Voices of Drizzles : Poems on nature ...
About the book
"Voices of Drizzles brings together a chorus of voices that celebrate and mourn the natural world. This collection is a powerful reminder of the delicate balance we must strive to maintain."
— Harlord Ankwasa, Ugandan poet and rights activist
"An evocative and moving anthology that showcases the talent of poets from Africa and beyond. Voices of Drizzles is a call to action, urging us to cherish and preserve our environment for future generations."
— Merinyo Mwafrika, Tanzanian poet and artist
"Voices of Drizzles is a magnificent collection that captures the essence of our natural world through the eloquent words of poets from diverse backgrounds. Each poem is an iota of the beauty and fragility of our environment."
— Wanja Kangang'i, literary critic and poet, University of Embu
"A poetic treasure that speaks to the heart of our planet's plight and the enduring spirit of those who fight to protect it. Voices of Drizzles resonates with truth and beauty."
— Mohamed Eno.
EMOTIONS: HEALING COMES THROUGH BELIE...
Mongoose Rapture African Edition
Sizzling stories of the Nile by Anek ...
Ink of Thoughts: Poems by Hulder Auma...
Ink of Thoughts: A Guide Through Poetic Forms is a creative and educational poetry book that introduces readers to a variety of poetic styles while encouraging self-expression and imagination. The book explores twelve different poetic forms, including traditional and modern styles such as haiku, sonnet, free verse, and spoken word. Each chapter focuses on one poetic form, explaining its structure and characteristics while providing engaging examples that demonstrate how the form can be used to communicate ideas and emotions.
Through playful themes and accessible explanations, the book blends learning with creativity, making it suitable for students, educators, aspiring poets, and poetry enthusiasts. Rather than only teaching technical rules, the author encourages readers to experiment with language, rhythm, and imagery, helping them develop confidence in writing their own poetry.
Overall, Ink of Thoughts serves as both a practical guide to poetic forms and an inspiring collection that invites readers to explore the art of poetry, discover their creative voice, and understand how different structures shape poetic expression.
Of Scattered Tears (Edition 2.0) R...
OF SCATTERED TEARS: Edition 2.0
Heartbreak Heals — A Detailed Poetry Analysis
Can poetry be both a sanctuary and a classroom?
In this expanded second edition, Firdaus H. Salim transforms her raw, evocative verses into a comprehensive "heart-fixer kit."
Navigating the "thin heavenly neutral line" between smiles and tears, this anthology proves that while heartbreaks burn, they also build the resilience needed to move forward.
What’s New in Edition 2.0? Now a professional learning aid, this edition deconstructs the architecture of the soul with:
- Technical Analysis: Deep dives into themes and styles for every poem.
- Mastery of Devices: Professional guidance on Caesura, Enjambment, and Metaphor.
- The Poet’s Workshop: 10 descriptive exercises designed to turn poetic theory into creative practice.
- A Technical Glossary: A structural reference for students and creators.
Whether you are a student hungry for technical growth or a soul seeking a roadmap to healing, Edition 2.0 is your guide.
"To heal the broken hearts, for life should move on."
The Roaring 20s by Wendy Muturi
Echoes of Endurance by Imali J. Abala
In this evocative anthology, poetry becomes both mirror and compass—reflecting the soul of humanity and charting its journeys through belonging, identity, and justice. From tender reflections on love, family, and memory to piercing meditations on inequality and hope, these verses reveal what it means to live and to long in a world both luminous and broken.
Through Threads of Belonging, The Prism of Life, and Social Injustice, the collection gathers voices that echo across generations, affirming our shared yearning for freedom, dignity, and love. It is a moving testament to resilience and remembrance—a reminder that poetry, at its core, is the language of the heart reaching for understanding.
Dear Dad and I
Dear Dad and I is a poetic archive of becoming, son, man, lover, dad. In these pages, you’ll meet a Nabadoon, peacemaker, who trades betrothal for burial. A newborn learning to scream. A whisper of a mother who vanished mid-laugh. From Mandera to Mogadishu, faith to folly, this collection slips between grief and grace with both wit and ache. With reverence for oral storytelling and the irreverence of a prankster soul, these poems refuse to stay in one place. They sing lullabies to daughters and lament lost cities. They wander, remember, weep, and laugh. Above all, they tell the truth the way only poetry can: sideways, softly, and when you're not looking. For readers who’ve ever been a child or still are, ever had a father or have become one, ever lost a home or a mom, or found one in language, this book is for you!
A memoir in Verse. Dear Dad and I.
Dear Dad and I is a poetic archive of becoming, son, man, lover, dad. In these pages, you’ll meet a Nabadoon, peacemaker, who trades betrothal for burial. A newborn learning to scream. A whisper of a mother who vanished mid-laugh. From Mandera to Mogadishu, faith to folly, this collection slips between grief and grace with both wit and ache. With reverence for oral storytelling and the irreverence of a prankster soul, these poems refuse to stay in one place. They sing lullabies to daughters and lament lost cities. They wander, remember, weep, and laugh. Above all, they tell the truth the way only poetry can: sideways, softly, and when you're not looking. For readers who’ve ever been a child or still are, ever had a father or have become one, ever lost a home or a mom, or found one in language, this book is for you!
Scars That Healed Or Not by Maxmiller...
Scars That Healed or Not is a raw and intimate poetry collection that explores love, loss, grief, womanhood, trauma, and resilience. Through deeply personal verses, Maxie Daniel captures the quiet wounds we carry, the scars that shape us, and the fragile hope of healing in a world that often breaks us. This book is a mirror for anyone learning to survive, love again, and reclaim their voice.
Heartitude and Soulitude
Give Me A Chance and Other Poems
This poetry collection blends imagination ,real-life experiences and creativity into timeless compositions. Written over a span of 10 years each poem reflects the art of patience and the science of precision. Through thoughtful observation and heartfelt expression ,this book offers inspiration ,education and entertainment for readers of all generations. Let this words speak to your soul and leave a lasting impact.
Sic Itur Ad Astra (Thus One Goes to t...
In his haunting collection, Sic itur ad astra, (Thus one Goes to the Stars), Cornelius Muthuri, skillfully juxtaposes ancient mythology with everyday life, exposing the darkness that often lurks within the human psyche. Ancient gods walk among the shadowy forests of Kenya, only to emerge in the streets and join the poet at the supper table. These poems weave spells of raw honesty where forbidden desires echo both classical antiquity and the rhythm of contemporary Kenyan life. Each verse carries a unique linguistic rhythm, where occasional imperfections create their own kind of music, lending an authenticity that polished perfection could never achieve. In this way, imperfection serves as a powerful metaphor for the human condition itself—flawed yet striving, beautiful in its vulnerability, and pulsing with the dark arts of survival under the equatorial sun.
Poetry by olipha Njambi
Brass Knuckles and Silver Linings
Nnagoziem Udensi, fondly known as The Vyrus, grew up writing for Magazines like Connect Africa magazine and Know Enugu Magazine, among many others.
A kid who discovered he could write fong drawing conor trips knack for writing and photography.
His laziness from writing prose landed him in poetry, and this is
his first work.