Nigerian Archives - Kuyet'asham

Waking Maimuna Part 2

By kuyetasham June 27, 2018 In Guest post 7 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 0

How can a child mother a child?

A girl your age flaunts her breathe in the dazzling emotions of “boju boju ”

Waking Maimuna(part 1)

By kuyetasham June 25, 2018June 27, 2018 In Guest post 2 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 0

Maimuna children’s day just stormed away, and I hardly saw you cleave to the whisper of excitement.

I know you have forgotten how to be a child though your eyes still read 13.

The last time I missed my period

By kuyetasham March 19, 2018 In Guest post 0 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 0

The last time I saw my period, my feelings were minding thier bussiness and my breast swayed without a flick of pain.

A Woman’s relevance

By kuyetasham March 5, 2018March 8, 2018 In Guest post 0 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 0

(A letter to every woman)

A woman’s relevance, rises above the pointing heads of misconceptions , belief’s, and traditions,

A WHISPER BETWEEN MOMENTS OF MY WOMANHOOD- Mercy Harold

By kuyetasham February 19, 2018 In Guest post 0 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 0

TALES OF A BLACK WOMAN..ISSUE 4

Dark areola’s, nausea and two red lines were enough evidence to throw the words “I’M PREGNANT ”

The Sole Mother- Mercy Harold

By kuyetasham February 12, 2018February 19, 2018 In Guest post 0 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 0

The sole mother solo and alone, looking at her child, the product of her submissiveness, closed in her innocence she reminiscences her last encounter of bonding in between the sheets,

HANGOVER At 4- Mercy Harold

By kuyetasham February 8, 2018March 5, 2018 In Guest post 2 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 0

“Come” he said, it was one of those invites I was supposed to dance at as my brain cells knew him as my uncle,

TO THE BLACK WOMAN I ONCE LOVED- Mercy Harold

By kuyetasham January 31, 2018 In Guest post 0 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 0

Olivia,
I wish I told you before our feelings became familiar friends that my sexuality bagged a problem,

That I couldn’t be the man deep into romantic interactions because my masculinity was kidnapped in the chattering footsteps of that “assault”.

The unexpected visitor- Mercy Harold

By kuyetasham January 22, 2018 In Guest post 0 Nigerian, Tales of a Black woman 4

The unexpected visitor visited my loins early;
I remember that day like it’s a scroll of importance holding a message of something sweet but then that day holds memories that barks around with huge golping sobs;