Sylvia Chidi

Presentation by Alexandria Phillips

Sylvia Lovina Chidi was born in Germany 1971. She is currently living in England, and works in the Information Technology Sector in Education. Sylvia spent her early childhood in Nigeria. She then moved to England going to a military boarding secondary school and settled to study a Bachelor of Engineering degree course in the subject of Computer Science & Engineering.

Two books of poetry published, Beautiful Selected Poems and After Red Wine. After Red Wine is a book of poetry about women.

Sylvia enjoys many sports and excels usually even without much practise. Her favourite sports include football, badminton, table tennis, swimming,and pool.

Lets play a game of chessA game that could bring about stress

A game that could also depressIf you strive to win without success

Life is chess

To writeis to feelTo feel

is to healTo heal

is to revealinstead of conceal

While you stand still

To write

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Happiness is a state of mindIt is out there in all shapes to findJust like a star, an exciting illusionSpecifically designed by nature's institutionHappiness is one of the greatest thingsThat can happen to a human beingIt is nothing and it is somethingIt is also everything

Happiness

Life is preciousWhile one is conscious

Life is fabulous And joyous for the righteous

Life is monstrousInflicting sad moments while callous

Life makes us anxiousThat feeling of life is always infectious

Life is beautifulWhen adventurous and dareful

Life is a challenge with a purposeful goalFor others life is about revenge and control

Life is a lesson for all personsLife is the reason for life

As we exist season by seasonThe complexity of life is awesomeAn illusion of reality so gruesome

Life is

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