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J’s Words
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J’s Words is a soulful and reflective anthology of poetry that dives deep into the human experience. Jah-Femi Telewa captures the essence of love, faith, and life’s intricate nuances through 50 thoughtfully crafted poems. The collection spans themes of spirituality, time, and the complexities of emotions, offering a heartfelt journey through the poet’s perspectives. From the first poem, “Random Thoughts,” to the poignant closing notes, it’s clear that Telewa writes not just with a pen, but with his soul.
The writing feels deeply personal yet universally relatable. Poems like “Valentineless” stood out for their raw honesty and wit, challenging the commercialized notions of love. The poet’s choice to reject the idea of setting love to a single day resonated with me. This rebellion against conformity is a recurring theme, making the book feel refreshingly candid. Another highlight for me was the spiritual undertone running through poems like “My Lord GOD” and “Mighty One.” The reverence for a higher power adds a layer of depth and vulnerability to the collection. Telewa captures faith with an authenticity that feels neither preachy nor detached but instead intimate and raw. At times, the collection felt heavy, with poems like “Dark Times” and “Resurrection” plunging into the darker aspects of life. These poems were stark reminders of the struggles we face and the resilience required to overcome them.
J’s Words is a remarkable collection that speaks to the seeker, the lover, and the dreamer in all of us. Telewa’s use of imagery and rhythm is compelling, though some poems can feel dense or repetitive in their reflections. This book would be an excellent read for anyone who enjoys poetry that tackles life’s complexities head-on while still leaving room for moments of beauty and grace. Whether you’re drawn to love poems, spiritual musings, or reflections on life’s meaning, this collection will likely strike a chord.
Pages: 76 | ASIN : B0D4HRW5CZ
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Vengeful Strike
Posted by Literary Titan

Vengeful Strike is an entertaining short story by author Jah-Femi Telewa. It is a tale of a soldier named Killsmani and how he struggles to serve his king. One day the fictional northern lands of Nottally receive visitors from their southern neighbors. Bearing gifts and riches for the king, they are welcomed with open arms. Killsmani then has a peculiar dream where his sword becomes enchanted with what may be a blessing or a curse. He goes on to fight many successful battles for his king until some unrest comes to the land. Killsmani’s decisions will impact Nottally for the years to come.
Vengeful Strike reads like a fable or fairy tale, with a moral lesson of choosing between right and wrong. The setting is medieval/fantasy, the characters are mysterious, and the feats are mighty. There are the bones of a good fairy tale here, but as it is laid out, the consequences are more matter-of-fact than cautionary, as one traditionally expects in a fable or fairy tale. Killsmani’s choices are thrust upon him, and he reactively responds to certain situations rather than thinking about the consequences. The other characters are there merely to prop up the tale of Killsmani and his plight.
The audiobook version of Vengeful Strike was quite entertaining. The production value was extremely high quality, included some pretty good sound effects, and the narration was lively. In addition, I thought the story, while predictable at times, was a pleasant tale.
Vengeful Strike will captivate fantasy readers and draw them into the kingdom of Nottaly. Readers who enjoy fables and folktales will really enjoy this short story. I also feel like this is an excellent outline of what could be a compelling full-length novel about Killsmani and his enchanted sword. I would also like to see more adventures in the kingdom of Notttally and the surrounding lands.
Pages: 26 | ASIN : B0BH36DRRJ
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