Wild Thoughts

By Mulako Banji Hachamba

Wild thoughts is a little book of poetry and prose documented in four chapters. Words for the journey, words for the insecurities, words for the girls ladies, women and everything else we are called and words for the lessons. It tackles issues on self, love, family, self discovery, self love, healing, growth, insecurities and female social problems.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mulako Banji Hachamba
• Release date: Feb 5, 2019
• ISBN: 9789982707145

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Wild Thoughts

(Poetry and Prose)

Wild Thoughts

(Poetry and Prose)

By

Mulako Banji Hachamba

By Mulako Banji Hachamba

Copyright © 2018

1st Print October, 2018

ISBN:

All rights reserved. Do not reproduce or transmit any part of this book in any form or by any means now known or to be invented, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage or retrieval system without the written permission of the author.

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SPECIAL DEDICATION

For the fighting hearts

For the pillars that have held us up

Strong, black and bold

Beautiful women and men

Your strength will not be in vain.

These words are yours!

Contents

Acknowlwdgements

Words for the Journey

Words for the Insecurities

Words for the girls, ladies, women and everything else we are called

Words for the Lessons

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I would like to begin by thanking God for not only instilling this gift and purpose in me but also providing abundant means to make what was only an idea a vivid reality. I also want to give gratitude to the following people; Abitana and Barbara Hachamba, my parents, for everything they have done to lead me to this point, spiritually, financially and the gift of education they gave their girl child so selflessly.

I thank, Mulako Kashweka for her financial support, Daniel Kanyanta for allowing me to bounce off ideas and pick off his brain, Mr and Mrs Sichikolo for providing support during this process. I thank, Mwilah Chriseddy Jr, for having edited and published this piece of art, you have truly made this a beautiful reality. Lastly, but not least my support system, close friends, family and important others. I am more than grateful!

From brail, we learn

That for words to be truly understood,

They must be felt.