When literature student Eleanor falls for her charming professor, their shared love of classic films and jazz creates an undeniable connection. But with classroom boundaries and an age gap between them, can their old souls find common ground? “Old Soul, Young Heart” – a bittersweet tale of forbidden attraction where Casablanca meets campus life.
A poem on aging, desire, and the kind of man who makes you forget what you should remember.
She had a thriving life in Lagos, but left it all behind for love. What she found? Drama in Atlanta. Heartbreak. Hustle. Survival. This isn’t a sob story. This is Itua. This is Go Hard or Go Home.
Nashville doesn’t do quiet. She greets you with clicking boots and a rhythm in her chest. With the scent of fried catfish, barbecue, and a little desperation disguised as ambition. I had no business being here, not really. I was just passing through. One part curiosity, two parts restlessness. But some cities pull you close…
Read the final episode of Borokiri To Brooklyn—episode 2.2 of Japa Chronicle
She orders the same coffee every day—a cortado with a whisper of cinnamon. He’s been waiting four months to ask her name.
Wallace knows precisely when she’ll walk through the door: 8:43 AM, Monday through Friday. As a barista with dreams bigger than his tip jar and a heart more fragile than the foam art he creates, he’s perfected her order but fumbled every chance to learn who she really is.
Part 2 of An Ode To Words Unspoken. Written to reflect a day in the life of Timi Waters.
