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Love You Better – Ladin Zambia

Filed Under: African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Bars, days, Life, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Original African Music, Poems, South Africa Best Poetry, Woman, Zambia, Zambian Music, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Love You Better – Ladin Zambia After being silent from the poetry scene, Ladin Zambia is back with a major banger titled “Love You Better. ” In this rich metaphorical poem, he talks about how each person desires to be loved and how they would want to have their loveRead More »

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SET YOURSELF FREE by MWANSA AGNESS CHUNGU

Filed Under: African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, blessings, Inspiration, Life, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Poems, South Africa Best Poetry, West African Writers, Zambia, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Living within the space of life Yet still chained to fear Chained to the shackles of “what if” that echoes everyday within the mind The prison in which I lay is known as “me” My mind! My heart! My spirit! Afraid to taste the fruits on the silver plate thatRead More »

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Remember When – Juliana

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Remember When – Juliana Juliana Delivers a heart warming, soul soothing love poem titled Remember When Listen or ●

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So Che (Come As You Are) – Mycall x Mwape x Kunda

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Mycall alongside Mwape & Kunda bring to you an amazing track talking about how you do not need to change for anybody but come as you are locally known as So Che Listen or ●

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My Everything (Cover) – Kunda x FroSounds

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Kunda & Fro Sounds Cover this amazing  song (originally done by Sauti Sol and Indiarie) using an amazing blend of a beautiful voice and some awesome acapella tones with a deep meaning of how every man deserves to feel like… Listen or ● Watch Video  

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Numbers – James

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James Drops a Love poem, for a special somebody, an African Queen… This poem is a true reflection of the common saying Numbers Don’t Lie. Crafted skillfully with the love ingredient follow James on This Journey. Don’t forget to Like, Comment, Share and also leave a comment/review after you… ListenRead More »

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Things I Wish I Said – Marumbo Sichinga

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THINGS I WISH I SAID …is a body of work by Marumbo Sichinga. It’s an exploration of faith, friendship, male ego, rape culture, love and God. It seeks to showcase thoughts and imagery of all the things a young poet would say from his point of you. “There are manyRead More »

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HOW IT ENDS – POETRY AND FICTION ANTHOLOGY

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COLOR CULTURE – POETRY AND FICTION ANTHOLOGY ●

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An Interview With Anisha Gold

Filed Under: Africa, African Writers, Artists Work, Artists Works, Book Reviews, Ebony, eBook, Echoes of Betrayal, Emotional, freedom, hope, how to write a novel, how to wrote a novel, Inspiration, king, Life, loudink poetry, Loudink Reviews, Loudink Writers, love, Man, Nation, News, Nigeria, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Original African Music, Poems, Queen, Society, Song Reviews, South Africa Best Poetry, Sweet, West African Writers, Woman, writing a novel, Writing Advice, Zambia, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Most times people wonder, “how can I get to write so beautifully like these people who’ve put out good work… how can I produce a good novel?” You would be glad to know that it’s just like learning how to ride a bike. So the best way to learn how toRead More »

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FORGET ME NOT, HE SAID – MWANSA AGNESS CHUNGU

Filed Under: Africa, African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Emotional, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Poems, Society, South Africa Best Poetry, West African Writers, Zambia, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

FORGET ME NOT, HE SAID BY MWANSA AGNESS CHUNGU*   I remember I stood for long hours in the shower And just let the water run down my body and wash me clean. Despite the water pouring on my body I still felt his hands and body on me. HowRead More »

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