Review By George Swarei
“Midnight Invocation” is a powerful and thought-provoking anthology of 47 poems, carefully crafted by Clemency Takawira and Charity Imbayago to educate and entertain. This unique collaboration between a journalist and a psychologist caters to both the emotional and conscious needs of the reader. The book is divided into eight categories, tackling sensitive topics like death, love, child marriages, domestic violence, parent-child relations, deception, poverty, and albinism.
POET CLEMENCY TAKAWIRA
While advocating for the rights of women, children, and people living with albinism, the book also reminds us to appreciate what we have. With its simple and accessible language, this collection is an easy read, making it perfect for anyone looking for a meaningful and enjoyable experience.
Whether you’re a hopeless romantic, a fan of social commentary, or simply looking for a thought-provoking read, “Midnight Invocation” has something for everyone. The poets’ diverse perspectives and experiences shine through in their writing, making this collection a standout.
Charity Imbayago, a poet and short story writer with a background in psychology, brings her expertise in human behavior and emotions to the table. Her passion for amplifying the voices of the voiceless is evident in her writing, which aims to inspire, empower, and connect with readers on a deeper level.
Clemency Takawira, an author and spoken word poet, has a proven track record of producing impactful work. His experience in journalism and poetry slams adds a unique flavor to the collection, making it both informative and engaging.
Overall, “Midnight Invocation” is a must-read for anyone looking for a collection that will challenge their perspectives, inspire their souls, and leave a lasting impression. With its diverse themes, relatable language, and powerful messages, this book is a true masterpiece.
