Take Me With You BookPod Gerry Sikazwe

Join Inonge Mwaba, a Lusaka-based poet, reading 'Of Restrictions &Hearts' from Take Me With You. In this poem, Gerry Sikazwe is suggesting that rather than spending the little time lovers are often accorded on worrying about what lies ahead for them they should instead love each other (more) now. 

It is a short poem but its message is beyond that. Get right into it.

Join Ruth Mushashu, a Lusaka-based Medical Student, in Episode 3 of Take Me With You BookPod as she reads: 'I Am What You Want'. In this poem, Gerry Sikazwe assumes the voice of a woman who knows her worth so much so that she declares to the person pursuing her that she is indeed what s/he wants. Do not waste a second, jump right into the episode, and interact with the poem personally and deeply!

In this episode catch poet, Eldridge Czar Lungu read: 'What I Am When With You'. Gerry Sikazwe wants to draw the reader's/listener's attention to boyhood what men and boys are sent to each they spend time with a lover. He is very clinical in the poem in ensuring that the one to whom the poem is dedicated knows what angel they are!
Have a listen, see what you are reminded of the last time you were with him or her.

Join Annie “Annabelle” Chansa as she reads ‘Feel Again’ from Take Me With You. Gerry Sikazwe in this poems implores and demands that feelings be felt just as freely and fully as they surge in the veins and spew out of the heart. We often talk too much, when few or no words should be uttered. 
Have a passionate experience in this episode!

In Pilot: Take Me With You, I introduce the podcast—what it’s about, what the content is and how it will be produced. Take Me With You Podcast is about my forthcoming Poetry Chapbook of the same title and this episode lays the foundation.