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This Ghostly Woman

December 28, 2020
by thevictoriao with 2 Comments LifestyleThe African Writer

I’m indeed bereaved to house this woman in my soul and clothe her in my unanimous body. Grits of pain and misconceptions. 
I have a room filled with surprises and ugly monopolies. Another, with truths I’d never tell and lies I’ll take till I’m two days away from my death day. 

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I PRAY – Victoria Olajide

November 3, 2020
by thevictoriao with One Comment ArtPoetry

Everyday I pray for each child to grow up the right way, and learn with love, the greatest lessons of life. – Victoria Olajide.

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My FIRST 10

July 12, 2020
by thevictoriao with No Comment LifestyleThe African Writer

As I write this post I laugh at myself. It is really so funny. I have created more than 80 posts on this website!

This space I created for rants, batter and all things chaos, has evolved into a creative platform. A space where writers can come to as a resource and encouragement, my personal online portfolio, the origin of a wonderful community.

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How to enjoy writing

June 19, 2020
by thevictoriao with 5 Comments The African WriterTribesmen

Growing is an essential aspect of our lives and as a writer, if you want to keep writing you need to move on to greater heights of development and learning. How can you do that?

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Coffee Stains- Musings of a Writer

May 6, 2020
by thevictoriao with One Comment LifestyleThe African Writer

My area description:

I place my one liter water bottle to my left, Bible to my right, phone to my thigh or table and laptop to my fingers.

Then I think, how do I enter this whirlwind?

The wind might be rusty or calm, but still I’m inside. Almost blinded by the rush of winds…

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Decomposed By Victoria Olajide.

April 24, 2020
by thevictoriao with 4 Comments LifestylePoetryThe African Writer

Hey guys! So I’ve been writing an Chapbook. Called Indigo girl. And there is this particular poem; decomposed. I’d love if you could read it and tell me how you feel about it. You can drop something kind in the comments section.

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