
- Digital edition
- Free online reader
- Length
- 54 min
This anthology explores various vices prevalent in contemporary society such as power, injustice, greed, corruption, and more, which often lead to chaos and hinder progress. It aims to educate readers across different educational backgrounds on the importance of knowledge despite obstacles. Themes of perseverance, dedication, and advocacy for positive change are central, expressed through poetry that inspires and challenges the status quo. "Peeling The Pearls of Wisdom" marks the author's debut in anthology, offering a fictional yet poignant reflection of societal issues and personal experiences.
Contents
- Peeling The Pearls Of Wisdom
- The Lone Travel
- Afrikaners
- My Experience
- The Search
- The Camera
- Corruption
- The Tricky Treks
- The Pathogens
- The Unprecedented Visit
- The Kingdom Of Literature
- The Call From Heaven
- The Divorced Wife
- The Thug
- Photosynthesis
- My Fear To Celebrate
- The Putin’s War
- Blood On The Street
- Crying For Love
- Rotten Bones
- The Poetry Global Challenge
- The Unpopular Venue
- Jamaica
- The Voiceless Woman
- Division Of The Dice
- Sunday Morning's Mind
- A Taste Of Life
- The Noisy Neighbour
- The Sea And Its Shores
- Life Starts With God
- Ravenous Poet
- The Journey
- The Colony Of Bees
- Ordeals Of The Rich
- The Stranger
- The Political Coach
- The Hunter
- Leadership And Competency
- The Sun Shines Out Of My Window
- The Painted Beauty
- Pupils
- The Trending Trials
- Political Tsunami
- The Edusans
- Bravery
- True Friend
- The Unpopular Venue
- The Clouds That Shed Tears
- The Foreign
- The Mourning
- The Alien
- Loyalty For Royalty
- The Tides
- The Fight
- The New War
- The Herioc And Iconic Man
- Political Combats
- The Meeting Points
- The Terror And Horror
- The Break Through
- The Treasure Kingdom
- The Beaten Hero
- The New Wave
- A Silent Shot To Salute Mr Jones
- Life In Mongolia
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