Abdul Milazi
46 yrs.
from Johannesburg, South Africa
Member since: June 9, 2008
Poems by Abdul Milazi:
»City of God«
»Eclipse the Soul«
»Expressions«
»Footprints Of Sorrow«
»Hail Mary«
»Johannesburg«
»Jozi My Girl«
»Life of a Gun«
»Man on the Moon«
»Midnight Dreaming«
»Miracle of Silence«
»Naked«
»Pause«
»Still Born«
»Stolen Kiss«
»The Dream (Days of Dreaming)«
»The Flame«
»The Love Game«
»The Naked Truth«
»The Poet«
»To a Glass of Whisky«
»Woman (Celebrate her)«
»Word Sex«
46 yrs.
from Johannesburg, South Africa
Member since: June 9, 2008
Poems by Abdul Milazi:
»City of God«»Eclipse the Soul«»Expressions«»Footprints Of Sorrow«»Hail Mary«»Johannesburg«»Jozi My Girl«»Life of a Gun«»Man on the Moon«»Midnight Dreaming«»Miracle of Silence«»Naked«»Pause«»Still Born«»Stolen Kiss«»The Dream (Days of Dreaming)«»The Flame«»The Love Game«»The Naked Truth«»The Poet«»To a Glass of Whisky«»Woman (Celebrate her)«»Word Sex«Reading poems is free! Register here and get free access to our complete library!
Abdul Milazi
Abdul Milazi is a multi-award-winning poet, journalist and author. His poetry awards include the Editor's Choice Award in 2002 and 2005, Silver Bowl Award 2004, Crystal Award 2005 from the Michigan-based International Society of Poets.He is also a poet fellow of Noble House of London, one of the world's leading literary publishers. His poems appear in a number of international and South African anthologies including The International Who's Who in Poetry 2006, Best Poems and Poets 2004, Best Poems and Poets 2002, Words Gone Two Soon, Green Dragon and Timbila. He is also co-author of My Dad: By South African sons, an autobiographical novel about father and son relationships.
Born in Port Shepstone, KwaZulu Natal on 6 September 1966, Abdul Milazi became a newspaper editor aged 22. He is former deputy editor of GQ magazine (South Africa), senior editor of Financial Mail, Trade and industry editor of Business Day, Editor-in-Chief of Tribute magazine, Associate Editor of Sunday Times and currently News Editor at Times LIVE.
He lives in Johannesburg and runs his popular poetry sessions under the Mo Faya Poetry banner.
He lives in Johannesburg and runs his popular poetry sessions under the Mo Faya Poetry banner.
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