DIGGERS PEAN.

DIGGEERS PEAN.

Imagine a freshly beheaded man, dripping and flowing from his lifeless head is the reddish ink with no restrictions, expressing a gory scene. Picture how water flows ceaselessly from the village spring with ease bringing tranquillity to its environs and people therein. Think of a woman in the labour room, who despite the painful experience give a hard push to birth a child.

The aforementioned scenarios depict the inspirations and motivations behind the bleeding inks that birth the DIGGERS PEAN. The first 10 poems succinctly cut across eulogy of a fallen hero, love, nature, a feministic appraisal of women and other life’s contemporary issues.

The second 10 poems that follows expresses deep emotions of pains. Pain of who you are. Pain of love and culture. Pain caused by death. Pain from relationships. However one of the poem expresses the wonders of nature and the BEING behind the creation of nature. A richly spiced poem limpidly discuss the mystery behind conjoined twins.

The concluding 12 poems cut briefly and succinctly cut across African Culture, myth, lust-love-deception, mother’s love, regret and advice.

DIGGERS PEAN with utmost artistic qualities takes you into cinema to watch a movie of the issues of our time.

POWERED BY WINSALA MUSES.