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Poetry & Poets

A space for words that reflect life, thought, and the quiet beauty of everyday moments, curated by Inkazi Publishing.

Poem of the Week

Week 29 (July 2026)

By: Siona

There are many women living inside me.

One folds laundry with soft hands
and dreams of sunlight on clean floors.

One wants to disappear into forests,
become moss, become silence,
become untouched by expectation.

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By: Siona

There are many women living inside me.

One folds laundry with soft hands
and dreams of sunlight on clean floors.

One wants to disappear into forests,
become moss, become silence,
become untouched by expectation.

By: Nyambura

We have to dismantle the myth that desire is a monster that cannot be tamed,
That men are just beasts driven by an untamable flame.
No.
Men are architects.
Men are protectors.
Men are human.
And humans can decide what is sacred….

By: Siona

She is seated at the centre of herself
while time rots at her feet.
The clocks melt, you’d think she is careless,
Could it be grief?

By: Siona

It’s nuts, I know.
Well, the story I’m about to tell.
It’s closer, maybe, to nuts. Like the knucklehead kind…

By: Siona Lootu

I weep for humanity.
I weep for the children,
The young lives lost, stolen,

By: Nyambura

A rose by any other name
would still smell as sweet,
but who says it has to behave?

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