Issue I – CGWS

Leash

Kwesi Senyo They used to hide in the dark watching every move I make.But I can’t see them anymoreI guess you took […]

Yesterday and Me

by Laud Evans I reek of yesterday’s todayA petrifying stench that halts my leap into tomorrowI am stuck to history – my […]

CGWS Issue I, Poetry

Broken Bones

by Eunique She walks around broken to the bonewith a soul that’s been damagedby the actions of the people she held close; […]

CGWS Issue I, Poetry

Fragmental memories

by bhurbx D dzinam Some nights I cry for the most important person in my life who became a stranger after sevenstages […]

CGWS Issue I, Poetry

Forget me not

by Jade Novelist I want to show the faces of the people they chose to forget,the me who still knew the value […]

CGWS Issue I

Happy Birthday

by Ibrahim Oga How long will I smile with my lips and cheeks but not with my eyes? My eyes. Windows of […]

CGWS Issue I, Poetry

Let it go

by Winboda If I keep pushing it down, will it stay dead?The darkness in me can’t see the light.Or should I just […]

CGWS Issue I, Poetry

Box

by Elton Vanotoo If the walls have ears must they eavesdrop all the time?Can they hear my thoughts?My mutterings?If the walls have […]

CGWS Issue I, Poetry

As they buried my love

by Kwaku kyereh I watched, imagined—as grains of dirtcovered the coffin of my love— It was exam time, I couldn’t be therefor […]

CGWS Issue I, Poetry

Blood

by Mwintuur Patrick sour velvet poured outdripping from wrist to tubslowly snaking its way towards the drain.Sadness causes painthis was a different […]