Oh, dear woman!
Oh, dear woman! You want to heal the world But your soul is broken Its splinters
HER
She births The great and the down-trodden From her womb flows rejection and the world’s second
A Way With Words
They said I have a way with words, I told them words were the only thing
A Woman’s Body
The symbol Of the world’s incompleteness Her bleeding, the shedding of sin The corridor to humanity’s
Home
Home, Where the stove was warm, the winter cold; mother Russia. The road with longevity and
The Vicious Cycle of the Mathare Slums and Coping Through Creativity
I this two part series, Byawoman walked through the Mathare Valley with a couple of lads
Unbury Our Dead With Song – How Does One Weigh a Soul?
Tabloid journalist of The National Inquisitor, who calls himself Manfredi, and talented at creating multiple self
ThirTEEN Feminine Books With Positive Themes Your TEENager Will Actually Want to Read!
The Thing About Jellyfish Author: Ali Benjamin Theme: Acceptance Prime teen age: 12-14
STAY
Him, To Wallow In Your Everything (ness) Worship, Your feet Your soul Your eyes See himself
Tropical Fish: Womanhood in the Voice of Three Ugandan Sisters
Tropical Fish is Doreen Baingana’s debut fiction novel. It is told as a collection of interlinked
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