i see colors, monochrome colors when you call my name.
three hours, and you looked at me, and didn't say a word, but silence is not empty.
silence speaks in colors.
so we spoke . . . more
when you write, write of your people, not of their politics. There is much misinformation in the U S a about Africa and her people. This is an opportunity for you to bring light to this darkness
Well i'm sure yu're learning stuff off the youth service. I wrote one of my full length plays while i served in 1993 - whoops - some time. Anyway stay strong and be blessed.
hi okang I particularly like ur imaginary instinct. guess u"re a good writter. u might as well check out mine and probably drop some thoughts. cheers, Naija for life.
Hello my new friend. I'm doing very well today .. thank you for asking. I enjoy you writtings and verse. Hoping to see more soon. Glad to have made a new friend. Mae
You may think I was a bit harsh in my recent comments but you may also remember that I was one of the first to encourage you when you first joined Gather. Now I am going to encourage you again. You are an African man living in Africa in the 21st Century. Tell me how it feels. Tell me of your people, of your dreams, of your struggles and appointments. You have a wonderful opportunity to reach thousands of people with you words. Don't waste it by writing broken hearted melody's.
