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From the award-winning African author of Okukumasi: The strange hand, Silence at Noon is a highly anticipated collection that explores the metaphysical ancient and contemporary happenings through poetry.
Have you ever had an experience you try to tell people about and no one is ready to believe
you?
What do you do when you are too shocked to speak?
When loved ones you gave everything reward you with disdain, what do you do?
Have you practically seen a primitive culture that looks down on global best practices?
Be warned; this book will stimulate your interest in diverse cultures and match you forward
to the past as you smile and wonder at life!
Silence at Noon is a collection about looking for love, self-reflection, depression, healing ancestral
patterns, and finding beauty in being alone. It has tunes of African culture, finding yourself, dating,
family, grief, and loss.
This poetry book reflects the Poet's childhood experiences in his African country home in Edo
State, Nigeria. The collection of poems explores the themes of Innocence, love, conflicts of
interests, anger, loneliness, pride, and hope among others. The systemic arrangement of them, poems
provides the motivation that springs from triggered thoughts. Silence at Noon showcases the poet's
awe, fear, respect, tears, and laughter as he expresses them in diverse forms and types of poetry that
will appeal to teachers, students, the general public, and tourists alike.
