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The Rhythm of Life is a record breaking book written in rhyme. It covers many facets of life, bent on the lessons, methods, and realities of life. Ngozi Olivia Osuoha is a poet, writer, thinker, and hymnist. She has published seventeen poetry books, including one co-written. She has featured in over sixty five international anthologies, and has also published over two hundred and fifty poems and articles in over twenty countries.

In her latest collection, award winning Nigerian poet and thinker takes a look at the question of suicide. By examining the reasons for such a drastic response to life's problems, Osuoha points out the path to resolution, a more hopeful way.

Ngozi Olivia Osuoha offers her poetic talents to the Lord with this collection of hymns. Rejoice all ye that are in pain For soon our King shall come And this shall be our glorious gain To be with Him at home.Never let your hands grow weary Nor let your legs cripple Let nothing make you feel dreary The world needs that nipple. Let every tear roll down with joy No matter the harshness Your God is not a little boy He knows your bitterness.Until ...

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Acclaimed Nigerian poet and thinker, Ngozi Olivia Osuoha turns her sharp eye on the celebration and misappropriation of Christmas - from the madness of the markets to the loneliness of the forgotten, from the joy of family to the meaning of the season.

Who is the Phenomenal Human? He is a voice in the wildernesses He is an oasis in the desert He is the rose among thorns He speaks, he flourishes, he survives.

Destiny is divine We come with it, On our palms, inscribed On our foreheads, marked No matter what However, wherever, whatever Whatever happens Wherever we go Destiny finds us.

Go home, go home, go home. A land rescued from others A people spared by brotherhood A young, delivered from slavery. See them inviting bondage See them killing love Look, they bury unity Because when all go home They would turn their arrows against themselves. The celebrated Nigerian poet turns her eye on the growing global crisis of xenophobia.

Hello, little children Come, come, come along Jump up and down Clap your hands Look, we have dancers And storytellers Listen, listen, we are travelling.Come along, come along Join the train, sing with me The party is on the move. Welcome to the newest collection of Nigerian poet/thinker Ngozi Olivia Osuoha's poetry. Come along, listen, and sing!

Their manifestoes ring bells Sweet, like Christmas jingles Melodies of melodious octaves Hopeful and lively Full of energy and strength Strong enough to pull down mountains But a trap, a deceitful and pretentious lie. Who are these snakes, these green snakes amongst us? This new collection of poetry by Ngozi Olivia Osuoha explores the possibilities.

The newest collection from Nigerian poet/thinker Ngozi Olivia Osuoha is a powerful meditation on the life of a soldier, on what it means to be a military person. With greatest respect for the individual, Osuoha questions the business behind.

Ngozi Olivia Osuoha's observations and imagery explore a wondrous world of relationships and nature, not always pretty but always with a sense of hope in the future.Here are some other's thoughts on Ngozi's work: "Haunting and dripping with righteous indignation ... will chill you to the bones." "These are poems that haunt and heal." "delightful and informative ... will open your mind and heart

Nigerian poet Ngozi Olivia Osuoha turns her lyrical eye upon a world too often swept under the radar. This book is dedicated to the victims of slavery and human trafficking. Despite the long claws of fate and conspiracies of silence, Africa is not a slave. Ms. Osuoha is not all doom and gloom - she knows where to look for the silver lining and share the hope she finds there. Poetry paves the way for breaking the chains that bind us all.

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Ngozi Olivia Osuoha, the award winning Nigerian author of Whispers of the Biafran Skeleton, is back with a new collection of poems celebrating freedom and what it means. I am not a butterfly but I can fly

On May 30, 1967, Biafra declared its independence from Nigeria. On July 6th Nigeria's military attacked Biafra, touching off over two years of a vicious civil war in which over 2 million people died. 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the Ahiara Declaration of the Principles of the Biafran Revolution, a speech by Colonel Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu. The Biafra independence movement, its eventual failure and the still simmering resentment of th...

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Ages of judgmentDecades of injusticeYears of troubleCenturies of pain, Tales of humansStories of humanityFruits from the Poetry Planet is a compilation of poems from the daily and weekly poetry enhancement challenges, photo, day, word, and theme inspirations in both the POETRY PLANET and PLANET FOR THE BUDDING POETS internet groups, excluding the poems featured in the Group's Quarterly Anthology.Ngozi Olivia Osuoha's poetry is a reflection of ...