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We have all encountered times where we read something over and over but it just seems to fly over our heads.
But the instant it is explained or read to us it clicks.
On the Readersketch Podcast, we recite for you, weekly, some poetry pieces from our web space.
Follow us on all our social media handles @readersketch and Twitter @readersketchit to stay updated.
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What Tradition Demands is a short story written by Bianca Ihua, narated by Talkaholic Mistura
Shoot your shot is a poem written on the Readersketch blog by Joshua Oyeniyi read by Benedicta
A Pure Art of Creation by Etiene Eric on the Readersketch blog read by Ewomazino Obadjere
In commemoration of Readersketch 1st year anniversary on December 1st, 2021, Rachael Barbara, aka, TheDarkEmpress, compose this poem narrated by Ibiwunmi Vybz
Developing Your Writing Career is a discussion led by Ayanwale Olushola on the Readersketch Creatives Community platform. He is a researcher, author, performance catalyst and Motivator. He works with learners, individuals and organizations as coach, delivering seminars and trainings to enhance excellent performance and guaranteed success in human field of endeavours. Until June 2020, he was the Human Resources Manager at Great 'A' Academy, Lagos. Enjoy the discussion with Mistura. Use this link: bit.ly/ReadersketchCC to join the Readersketch Creative Community.
An intriguing epic written by Daodu Sakira Lilkira on www.readersketch.com. Recited by Mistura.
The poem, Happy, is a poem published on the readersketch blog. Written by Doyin Ajayi. Narrated by Mistura.
Recorded by Kofoworola Odozi for Readersketch, a poetry piece submitted to www.readersketch.com on November 18, 2020.
Recorded by Kofoworola Odozi for Readersketch, a poetry piece submitted to www.readersketch.com on November 18, 2020.
We have all encountered times where we read something over and over but it just seems to fly over our heads. But the instant it is explained or read to us it clicks. On Readersketch, we recite for you, weekly, some poetry pieces from our web space.
Follow us on all our social media handles @readersketch to stay updated. Thank you.
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