The Journey Begins Here!

Poet!K Flavour is a blog for upcoming African poets to share their work with the world. The blog features poems on Africa, life, nature, friendship, Love,...and everything that people care about.

This year, the best poems featured on this blog will be compiled and published in a single poetry book and the proceeds from sold copies shall be donated to charity within Africa.

This is a project for charity, get involved, join as a poet, tell friends, post comments, follow this blog,…take a step to solving the problems in your society….if you believe that Africa is not as it should be, join Poetik Flavor, the journey begins here!

To join as a poet and obtain blogging rights, contact the blog founder Imran Nakueira, be sure to send two sample poems and an Email Adress.

Being a charity project, poets will not be paid for any of their works published in the final edited collection. Poets with works appearing will however be credited for their work and, of course, receive at least one copy of the final publication. No poems will be reprinted without the permission of the poet. More info about the final publication will be layed out at the appropriate time. Thank you.

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Lantern Poetry Recital, Hats off.


If you weren't at the National theatre last evening (Friday 30th Jan) you trully missed a free treat to a new style in poetry recital. I feel so blessed to have been there, seeing young energetic Ugandan youth recite their own poems with a twist of expression and acting to the very best. I cant entirely describe this talent to somone who hasn't witnessed it but you beta know, it was trully captivating and echanting.
My best Poem of the day was 'Come'. I must say as a fellow poet, i was challenged by the talent on stage and i was inspired to write more, with a few borrowed styles ofcourse. The lantern Poetry Meet is bedazzling, and i can assure you these guys are good, they will become famous, no doubt, and when they do always remember, yall heard it here first! I'll be fishing for more in4 about the Lantern Meet n passing it on, so u and I can get familiar n won't miss their next events. Hats off guys! by the way am joining the group.

4 comments:

Tumwijuke Mutambuka said...

I have no love for poetry - unless it is set to music - but I applaud this venture. I applaud it with two hands.

I K Nakueira said...

Thanks Bro! I hope that the impact this venture will have on the disadvantaged will help u love poetry, esp without music. thanx!

eizzy.k said...

Ah i missed it, i had prior obligations, but i know these poets, and i agree that there is some real talent there!
I'm an example of that!
lol!
can i tag your review on the lantern meet site??
Instead of writing a review, why not let the audience review it themselves....

hope 2 see you one of these sundays.

I K Nakueira said...

yeah,great idea! u can tag my review. just 4 the record many poems were good but it is 'Come' that stood out in my mind, i loved it, n will definately blog it if i get the rights from the author. c u soon.