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LOVE OF MY LIFE

LOVE OF MY LIFE

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

In Love of My Life, Kenganzi Anitah Maverick uses crimson, scarlet and fiery imagery to portray passionate love as an intense force capable of consuming the heart.

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THE ONLY ACHILLES HEEL

THE ONLY ACHILLES HEEL

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

In The Only Achilles Heel, Kenganzi Anitah Maverick combines idioms, playful contradictions and romantic imagery to celebrate a love that has become both a blessing and her greatest vulnerability.

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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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Crumpled love poems and a rose representing I Hate Love Poems by K.P.M.

I HATE LOVE POEMS!

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 17, 2026
  • Post category:Award

I Hate Love Poems! by K.P.M. is a witty and skeptical reflection on romance, heartbreak and the familiar stories poets tell about love—until the poet begins to question whether he has been too harsh.

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Romantic still life representing Why I Fell in Love With You by Jesse Unoh

WHY I FELL IN LOVE WITH YOU

  • Post author:Philip Matogo
  • Post published: September 15, 2026
  • Post category:Award

In Why I Fell in Love With You, Jesse Unoh searches for the source of romantic attraction through wit, sensual imagery and affection, only to discover that there may be far too many reasons to name.

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