Extant Heritage
by Ezewi Jennifersoter
I have been pacing around you,
Without me thou has no colour.
Your progenitors abuts onto my route to arrive.
You preferred heat for my shade and took after sodden instead of the cover above,
Spewing before the enraged care until penury offers to intervene.
Shut the snivel against my sensuous pleasure because I am puritanical:
Clothes does not pay my dowry, I bring her home after a reputable purchase to warm my wardrobe.
Recusant will adore you at pugnacity clinking in regret if you violate rectitude.
I am ready to tame your super ego, if only you will bear tutee: searching for hone, hooting diligence, despising persona and embracing pertinacity without tiff.
I pervade around your trail screaming my name: “I am Extant!” my heritage remains the same.
The African Renaissance 
though I’ve not completely gone through the play, I feel its quite nice to see an “about to be performed” play on a blog – dunno if its performed yet – it shows that you guys mean business! Innovation, Ideas……….you are sure definately “almost” not lacking in this theatre. Thumbs-up š
I love! I love!
I love! I love! Nice one cuba