Bøger af Joshua Omeke

As you flip through these pages, you'll find your ideas about the various factors that drive your life beginning to reassemble. The collection of poems in this book defies classification into a single genre, offering instead a diverse array that lets you sample every platter of poetry known to man. In today's world, works of art are often undervalued. However, this collection aims to break that norm. It is an accumulation of pieces written over different years and in various situations, yet carefully tailored to encapsulate the thoughts of a man in the form of drafted words. I hope you enjoy the scenes and embark on a journey through these verses. Though you remain behind the curtains, you have a view of the entire stage presented in this book. Open your imagination and let yourself be filled with my hymns.

Joe's Collectanea documents the flexibility in the authors attempt to tell unique stories and narrate real experiences through poems. Each poem derives its meaning from the writer's understanding of how to juxtapose words for the said purpose of writing. All poems included in this collectanea are regarded as a narrative approach in drafting poems. Take for instance "A friend of mine" which tells the story of a timid coloured boy. Who had decided to confront his lover and best friend through a poem rather than engaging in a dialogue. Approaches of this sort phases out traditional methods involved in poem writing and every reader is encouraged to observe the transition in these works. It reflects a raw talent in literal creativity to enhance the reader's knowledge, amuse their minds and revamp their mood with poetic amusement. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Joshua Omeke is a mercurial writer, and sublime poet born in Lagos, Nigeria. He is a forcible voice against the wiles of neo-colonial entanglements. And has had his works published on several papers like News Telegraph, Poetry.com, The Ghana review and and he had been a guest at the Blackish International literary festival in 2022. And been featured on a number of literal magazines as a rising star in the black community and is a member of the Royal African Society uk. As well as the Poetry society UK.