Turned On - Khaidji
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The airwaves in Barbados light up with some very talk provocative subjects which the locals enthusiastically give their heated contributions. Here, Khaidji captures some in the acrostic style with a special touch. Learn how some serious concerns have been cleverly submitted in verse and poetry. The airwaves in Barbados light up with news local, regional and afar. The Acrostic poems compiled here are from a collection of Khaidji's comments to local Radio programs and feature local celebrities like Rihanna and the Lightning Bolt. Read the perspectives of Khaidji's unusual application of fact and…mehr

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The airwaves in Barbados light up with some very talk provocative subjects which the locals enthusiastically give their heated contributions. Here, Khaidji captures some in the acrostic style with a special touch. Learn how some serious concerns have been cleverly submitted in verse and poetry. The airwaves in Barbados light up with news local, regional and afar. The Acrostic poems compiled here are from a collection of Khaidji's comments to local Radio programs and feature local celebrities like Rihanna and the Lightning Bolt. Read the perspectives of Khaidji's unusual application of fact and fiction. Much of these works were submitted for comments and reading on radio.
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The poet Khaidji is perhaps the most prolific writer of acrostic poetry. Over 8000 poems, many of which are compiled in various categories including, Religious, Romance, Inspirational, News, Biographic, Fictional and others, now making up over 20 titles, are globally distributed. Khaidji was born and still lives in Barbados. This Bajan is generally unheard of by many listeners, but millions would have heard the poems from two specific titles read on a very popular radio station. BIM-Barbados Island Memories, uses the lines of the National Anthem to form the acrostic poems of this book. A quick glance on BajanBooks.com will reveal the complete bookshelf.