Confessions of a sinner: Volume 1

Confessions of a sinner is a poignant and evocative literary collection that Sinner ises orical pany eer tring is colonis ting bare the complexities of the human experience in the modern era. This intimate and unflinching work transcends personal narrative, confronting the profound wounds that shape our world - from environmental devastation and systemic corruption to spiritual disillusionment and social inequality - and giving voice to the silent scars we bear. The text lifts the veil on intersex identity and medical stigma in Uganda, while searing poems such as "Unseen Sin," "No More Groans," and "Forgive Me Mother" howl against the forces of environmental degradation, political betrayal, and generational neglect. "I stumbled into sin, and darkness consumed me, fear and self-reproach grip my soul, solace eludes me, lost in the depths of my own despair." In pieces like "Loving Through Your Eyes" and "Promises Boxed Up Like Last Season's Shoes,"the book dares to believe in tenderness - in the beauty of healing, in the possibility of love after loss. This is not just a collection. It is a cry. A revival. A confession and a prayer. And perhaps, most of all, a call to be changed.