Uli Si Na Ka Chi Come my beloved Beloved maiden of Aforugiri Aforugiri of Ohuhu. Ohuhu of Umuahia. Umuahia, land of the rising sun  Rising sun of the Eastern region  Eastern region of the River Niger. Come to me Ola OMA. OMA , beautiful daughter of Umu-Uda.  Umu-uda of Nsigwu   Nsigwu of Umu Udara. Udara, the sweet fruit of Chrysophyllum albidum, Chrysophyllum albidum of Chrysophyllum africanum, Chrysophyllum africanum of the Chrysophyllum cainito. I will decorate you with the hollow shaft. Hollow shaft of the beautiful feather  Beautiful feather of Ekwuru ụlọ. Ekwuru ụlọ, the enchanted bird of my Chi. My Chi will decorate you with Uli Okorobian of Rothmania hispida, Rothmania hispida, twin sister of Uli Oba. Uli Oba of Rothmania whitfieldi. - By EKENYERENGOZI Michael Chima, https://www.amazon.com/author/ekenyerengozimichaelchima PS: I have composed this panegyric poem on the beauty of Uli body art on an Igbo maiden in origi...

In the Chimes of Wintry January Photo: "Januar" by Lina Lammering. (Inspired by the painting "Januar" by @mirnglame ) In the chimes of wintry January I hear the chorus of the choir from the sanctuary. With sounds of ringing bells and chirps And I use my tongue to lick my dry lips. I can hear echoes of the wandering Elfen After the winter storms in the land of Niedersachsen. Come, my beloved come My beloved come with me To the Kingdom of Wilden Jäger, the hunter. For Wilden Jäger does not hunt in winter. Let us fly to the Wurmberg where we are free Where their goggling green eyes cannot see . Come, my beloved come. Let us fly above their fields and meadows Let us fly to the top of the Birch beyond their willows. We will welcome what the new year brings. With the wind blowing beneath their wings, They flap their wings as I hear as she sings. Birke waves in the cold breeze as the wind blows. And they kiss as they renew their nuptial vows. - By Ekenyerengozi Michael Ch...