The Angel of death

The worms of an orphan

Par Olivier de Kessougbo

Thème : Poésie

Date de publication : 19/07/2018

The Angel of death is a collection of seventy-six classic poems. By tracing the life of a young orphan, the author deeply touches all areas of our daily life: death, love, misery, school, travel, politics, nature. Just let yourself dive into this ocean of poems to know that he is a magical mirror of his reader.

Roman (134x204)
124 pages
ISBN : 9782414249220

12,00 €

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Olivier de Kessougbo

I was born in Zafi, a small rustic village in Yoto Prefecture. It was there, I had spent all my primary and secondary studies except the Lycée. The year 1998 was the death of my father. And two years ago my mother joined him in his grave. My grandmother was a poor woman, it took her son Mouhammad who was also my maternal uncle to pay the school fees. Unfortunately, he succumbed to a fire. Besides, this fire had brutally ripped off the skin of my feet. After three years of university without success, I converted to Islam before leaving the benches. Now I am in teaching.