Wajinga nyinyi part IV
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This is a different musician.
Tuthu wa Ndenderu
Senior Lister
I'm patiently waiting Kitu Sewer The Legend. I'm loving it though.
So, is their a paradigm shift in Kenya ? It seems that political BS is getting debugged every day. It will be nice to see what political platforms our politicians will take come 2022.
How will the Presidential manifesto of one William Ruto look like ? What'll he promise us
So, is their a paradigm shift in Kenya ? It seems that political BS is getting debugged every day. It will be nice to see what political platforms our politicians will take come 2022.
How will the Presidential manifesto of one William Ruto look like ? What'll he promise us
Benja
New Lister
Ya kitu sewer itakuwa poa but ubaya pombe imem maliza
Tuthu wa Ndenderu
Senior Lister
Literature my friend.
imei2012
Elder Lister
If you are banking on bonobos you are in for a rude shock
Anglututu
Elder Lister
Hakuna literature hapo, dam and kisima are two totally different things.
Mwalimu-G
Elder Lister
you are right but you are picking nits. do you know something called poetic license?
Me niko both places.
Anglututu
Elder Lister
The specific term poetic license is more commonly used in reference to a poet's work when they have ignored some of the rules for grammar for its effect. ... Other examples include the contractions "o'er" and "e'er," which are commonly used in poetry. Lastly, art, such as cartoons, are examples of artistic license.
If you mean rules of grammar, it still doesn't justify.
Mwalimu-G
Elder Lister
poetic license
The term poetic license describes the freedom an artist or writer has to change details, distort facts, or ignore the usual rules — especially if the art they produce is better as a result.
When a novelist or a poet twists facts, invents words, or disregards grammar rules because it makes for a more satisfying story or a lovelier poem, they use poetic license. Another example of this is when a cartoonist, using poetic license, draws a version of a real person that doesn't look exactly like them, but exaggerates some physical characteristics. A filmmaker also does this when she changes the facts in a true story to make a more interesting movie.- Vocabularly.com
Artistic license (also known as poetic license, historical license, dramatic license, narrative license, or creative license) refers to deviation from fact or form for artistic purposes. It can include alteration of the conventions of grammar or language, or the rewording of pre-existing text.
The term poetic license describes the freedom an artist or writer has to change details, distort facts, or ignore the usual rules — especially if the art they produce is better as a result.
When a novelist or a poet twists facts, invents words, or disregards grammar rules because it makes for a more satisfying story or a lovelier poem, they use poetic license. Another example of this is when a cartoonist, using poetic license, draws a version of a real person that doesn't look exactly like them, but exaggerates some physical characteristics. A filmmaker also does this when she changes the facts in a true story to make a more interesting movie.- Vocabularly.com
Artistic license (also known as poetic license, historical license, dramatic license, narrative license, or creative license) refers to deviation from fact or form for artistic purposes. It can include alteration of the conventions of grammar or language, or the rewording of pre-existing text.