Sometimes I ask Mother Karua to tell me stories of her past How it was like growing up back in the day when the world was in black and white I ask about her first date I ask who...

Mosquito larvae shared gutter space with floating cadavers Chopped hairy thighs Grass had grown wild and roads were trashed Overturned dustbins -- mushrooms on the spiky hides of...

Have you ever seen a twig dry and frail – tossed about by wind on the river bank I was, the day you walked from me: an apple tree you had tended and plucked daily as the...

riters are like gifts They come in different shapes, sizes, forms, and even more diverse styles We have heard of them, read their names somewhere in the newspaper, magazines,...