REVIEW OF SERMON FROM A STAMMERER BY MICHAEL ACE
"When a poet dies His words stand as a homeless spirit Embedded with the magic of healing But the value of poetry Lies in the arms of the poet When he opens them, to calm the storm." - Micheal Ace (fourth stanza, one poem one pound) Every poem was a "hit", back-to-back! From "Lamentations" to "Redemption" to "the three virgin sisters" to "Adesewa" to "Made man" to " Awero" to "call me a woman" to "break the knot" down to "one poem one pound" (my overall best magical poem) Micheal Adedotun Ace is a pengician, poet, motivator and a writer, whose taste for poetry is so spright and needed by us, huminatrians. For improvement and reproofment. He talks about a clear homage of how he sees life from a definite, but different perspective, using poetic non-stereotypic al doctrinations and destinations. Indeed, A SERMON FROM A STAMMERER is dramatically, a coll...