Lost boys is a compilation of twenty-one poems on boyhood (not exempting the females); aimed at sharing the writer’s struggle as well as lighting others path. It is the writer’s first offering to the world.
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Adedayo Adeyemi Agarau said:
This first offering is a basket full of love and survival. Each poem opened me up and gave me back the image of how I dipped myself into water. This is what poetry should do: show you how you emerged. The poet has not even started, yet, the book lies promising.
Laolu Poe Alani said:
It is not a return to the pages of dictionary that Bamigbola Silas provokes with this carefully worded work. Instead, he guilds us to the recesses of the hearts of men where the questions, struggles and yearnings of boyhood still have roots.
Wale Ayinla said:
Lost Boys is a distinct representation of belongingness and concern for intimacy. It is a mild voice of affection- poetry at best.
Reblogged this on Zion Silas Blog and commented:
Lost Boys by Bamigbola Silas.
BAMIGBOLA SILAS
Congratulations to you
Bamigbola Silas on your first
endearing chapbook, which sets
the peepers of the readers
openly to facts and a way out to
their lost and mixing up road!
Downloading this chapbook
staunchly worth its price!
I transubstantiated this tract and
i was set astir alot in the sense
that the author superscribes and
give a hint of a loophole to the
lomocation of bards or people
lomocating to the realm of
probing ignite at the end of
tennel for their fallen between
cracks personages.
–
Awotide Oluwaseun Micheal.
He made me found myself being
a personage on a wheelchair of
up the creek which afterward
getting a load of and gone
through his tremendous
fanbulations in his first ushing
way to people’s mixing up to
people wheel road of life, which
being on the path of mixing road
does not breaks one into lost of
life completely.
Congrats dear…I’m not a fan of poetry but the reviews have really been captivating… I hope to ‘find it’ as I flip through the pages….Congrats once again!
Are they selling it in the bookshop.