Melancholia of The Drunk

  • (To The Girl That I will Not Marry)

    If I could change back time, just to do it all over again, I would. If it was merely possible that I could go back in time to fall in love with you all over again just to watch us make mistakes and wound each other’s pride, definitely I would. Because there are few good… Read more


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  • (Stuck in the Reverie)

    I remember all these things, yet I do not miss you one bit. Then I begin to question if you were mine to have Or if I was yours to play with. Like when you smiled, the dimples that jutted from your cheeks were like raindrops falling from the gutter to the ground causing splash… Read more


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  • (Situationships)

    So my relationship status reads complicated. Not that anybody in the human race cares, but as soon as I introduce myself as such, they label me a pathological liar, someone who is not comfortable being single or in a relationship, or someone merely ashamed by his status quo. True. It’s more of a situationship really.… Read more


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  • (A Writer’s Curse)

    I remember wanting to write more than I ever wanted to breathe. And in so doing I became possessed by voices that rested on my shoulders shouting at my ears to tell their tales. At first I thought they were angels sailing me to the wonderland at night, neither were they demons, but in time… Read more


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  • (Who Cares for The New Millennium)

    The hue and cry for the new millennium has left me cold and totally unmoved. As is always the case with the Africans, I am forced to ask if it really is our millennium. Taking into account that most rural Africans would not even know a new year has come let alone a new millennium,… Read more


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