Bøker av Bernard Chijioke Nwaokoro

THE TWO BROTHERS; A play garnished with heart-touching poems introducing each Act;Vanity and yet voidable is everything, Vanity says the great preacher, All is VanityVanity, not only Vanity but also voidableWhat else can be said or done, If not chasing after the wind, Much wisdom much grief says Qoheleth, Of what use is then wisdom?This season comes and goes in joy and sorrowOne must be joyful and another must be sorrowful, And a constant fight it is between light and darkness, But yet vanity and still yet voidable is everythingThe fool is encouraged embracing lazinessHence, the wise has no advantage rather, But, this is only thought of, The knowledge itself is yet to be knownEven Vanity and so voidableThe pursuit for Virtue is the wiseThe fool is forgotten with no legacyIf yet Vanity, Virtue still pays....Ikenna upon returning from the Seminary met his father in critical condition, his long term sickness has weighed him down. Ikenna tried his best to save his father but all efforts proved abortive. Agutaekwe the only brother of Ikenna in his avaricious manner after the death of their father decided to monopolize everything their father had all to himself at all cost. You can imagine the outcome."This wonderful masterpiece assures that light triumphs always over darkness, and good over evil" ...Fr. Casmir Nkamuke

WHEN YOU TOUCHED MY SOUL is made up of two parts; The part one of the Book focuses its attention on man and his destiny/predicament in general. It raises a number of questions about the beingness of man and as well evaluates the long term postulations of religions about man and his everlasting destiny. The epoch of man is filled with a lot of traumatic happenings from the onset, few of those are revisited.The Part two comprises of Poems. The Poems therein are Philosophical, thereby raising a number of hair splitting questions concerning the World, Human Existence and his Destination of Life and Death, Religion, Culture, tribe and Race.Amidst all efforts of man to conquer the world; even after the foundation and discovery of religion and knowledge-claimed bodies, even after the age of enlightenment and revolution, even within the era of contemporary human development- man has not found a lasting solution to all his problems. Why wars, discrimination, natural disaster, sickness and finally why death?When it looks as if a problem is solved another is born, when will man's suffering end? The Poem is a vehicle to the land of concrete reasoning concerning man's predicament. Pick a copy, read it and reason along with me.