Thoughts of Mrs Ojo: (A Collection of Poems on Life, Love and Faith)

This book which has embraced a simple approach to poetry writing mainly focusing on how easily the user understands its message rather than its poetry technique, with poems that literarily portray a variety of issues like heart break, violence against women, love, faith and the effects of deficiency of morale. Both the amateur and expert poet and their readers will find this book extremely captivating not just for its simplicity but also because it affords the reader poems that both enlighten and entertain. Here are excepts from the book . . . all he did was hell never a boon or spoon he owned but to beat me blue black then he glowed. Excerpts from the poem How he glowed . . . His eyes were slit and red A filling of the local red gin A prince like me will pay any price for your hand . . . Excerpts from the poem The Deceived Deceiver