Thursday, 25 June 2015

About African Poem Archives


African Poem Archives is a blog of poetry journal. As the name unequivocally suggests, it features evergreen poems penned by African writers both ancient and contemporary. Every poem on this platform remains the property of the name which appears on it. Poems on this website are copyrighted materials and are essentially published for educational purpose. Hence, if you wish to use any of the poems on this blog, the author's name must be acknowledged. Otherwise, such usage may be regarded as plagiarisation.

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