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Bandaids and blood

BANDAIDS AND BLOOD

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: October 6, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

In Bandaids and Blood, Ryan List speaks with God about illness, grief, Anna's death, doubt and the realization that the love he kept searching for had been with him all along.

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Deception in love

DECEPTION IN LOVE

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: October 5, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

In Deception in Love, Alinda Able explores romantic betrayal, anger and the wounds left behind when sincere affection encounters promises built on lies.

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Born to face fate

BORN TO FACE FATE

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: October 3, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

Born to Face Fate by Vicky Nalubega explores the loss of a father and the difficult lessons grief teaches about family, trust, love, silence and survival.

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SHOULD I ABREACT?

SHOULD I ABREACT?

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 29, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

In Should I Abreact?, Kenganzi Anitah Maverick explores emotional exhaustion, unreturned affection and the struggle to stop chasing acceptance and choose peace.

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Read more about the article TRUE LOVE DOESN’T HURT

TRUE LOVE DOESN’T HURT

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 25, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

In True Love Doesn't Hurt, Kenganzi Anitah Maverick reflects on deceptive promises, emotional pain and forgiveness before finding the strength to rise and move forward.

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DEATH, BE NOT PROUD

DEATH, BE NOT PROUD

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 25, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

In Death, Be Not Proud, Ama Poetry pays tribute to Mama Margaret Bogere, reflecting on death, spiritual continuity and the enduring legacy of a life devoted to creativity and knowledge.

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THEY DON’T SEE US!

THEY DON’T SEE US!

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 24, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

In They Don't See Us!, Timothy Okurut explores education, unemployment and the frustration of young people struggling to survive while feeling unseen by the society around them.

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BURIED DREAMS by Timothy Okurut

BURIED DREAMS

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 24, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

In Buried Dreams, Timothy Okurut uses the imagery of graves, caskets and funerals to explore abandoned dreams that may appear dead but refuse to disappear.

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KISSING UNDER THE MOON

KISSING UNDER THE MOON

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 24, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry/Uncategorized

In Kissing Under the Moon, Timothy Okurut remembers an intimate encounter between two lovers as the moon silently witnesses their affection, attraction and desire.

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THE TRUTH I ADORE!

THE TRUTH I ADORE!

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 23, 2026
  • Post category:Poetry

In The Truth I Adore!, Ama Poetry reveals the hidden pain behind a child mocked at school, exploring domestic violence, alcohol abuse, family trauma and the danger of judging people without knowing their stories.

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