
Think of this as postcards from a life I didn't live but somehow remember. This is a mix of imagination, reflection, and the strange familiarity of another self.
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I really can't remember when everything became so dark. I wonder if it was the Friday I asked Kunle if he was still my friend, or was it when I ran out in the rain? I really can't remember.
Oh, maybe it was when I told Ola that I had seen...
I had a dream. In that dream, I saw a vision:
I was in a beautiful land where fried plantains grew on trees and akara balls hung like ripe mangoes on another.
I saw a stream of milk flowing through the land, creating a separation between...
I get really emotional when it rains and I'm sitting in the library. It's hard to explain, but it brings back memories from when I found out that Chukwuemeka was now a fine boy.
You see, Chuks, just like other medical students of our set w...
‘Akúdàáyà’ is a yoruba term used to refer to a person who has died, but is seen somewhere else living a normal life. It is believed that these ‘living wraiths’ have some unfinished business, and would not be allowed to move to the realm b...
On days like this, when time seems to move as slow as an old 'Bajaj' bike struggling to make it to the closest filling station; and sleep feels like the only remedy to this aching boredom that being alone brings, I remember how beautiful li...
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Think of this as postcards from a life I didn't live, but somehow remember. A mix of imagination, reflection, and the strange familiarity of another self.
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