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THE GIFT OF LOVE, written by Brenda Mohammed of Trinidad and Tobago, made the Quarterfinals of the Stage 32 + DramaBox Screenwriting Competition!
I am thrilled that my screenplay, THE GIFT OF LOVE, a romance/suspense, made it to the Quarterfinals of the Stage 32 DramaBox Screenwriting Competition, 2026. I now have two screenplays that made the finals. ZEEKA AND THE ZOMBIES, a four-series futuristic sci-fi horror, was a finalist in the 13Horror.com Film& Screenplay Contest in September 2025.
LOGLINE: Love, mystery, and resilience intertwine in The Gift of Love, a captivating tale set against the vibrant backdrop of a Caribbean island, where Crystal Rice is torn between fulfilling her dying father’s wish for her to marry Peter Paton, the son of his wealthy friend, and her undying love for her boyfriend, Barry Holmes.
SHORT BIOGRAPHY OF BRENDA MOHAMMED;

” Trinidadian Brenda Mohammed is a visionary and multi-award-winning author and literary powerhouse.” USANEWS
She is the President of CIESART Trinidad and Tobago and Founder of the How to Write for Success Literary Forum.
Brenda has published 68 books and 68 audiobooks spanning various genres, including science fiction, memoir, mystery, romance, self-help, poetry, children’s books, anthologies, magazines, and three screenplays for her sci-fi, horror, and romance novels.
Her horror screenplay for Zeeka and the Zombies was selected as a finalist in the 13Horror-com Film & Screenplay Contest 2025, and her romance screenplay, The Gift of Love, was selected in the Quarterfinals 2026 Stage 32 + DramaBox Screenwriting Competition.
Follow Brenda Mohammed on her Website.
Check out her page on Wikipedia.
CHOSEN BY THE CREATOR. – BOOK TRAILER
In the beginning, God had a plan for humankind.
From the creation of Adam and Eve to the calling of His
Chosen Ones.
One man was chosen to fulfil a promise that could not be
broken.
From Genesis to Revelation, God called ordinary people like
Noah, Abraham, Moses, Joshua, Jacob [Israel], Jeremiah, Hosea, Obadiah, and
John the Baptist.
Until the time was right, Jesus Christ was born.
Because of His love for us, He died to redeem us from our
sins.
Greater love hath no man.
One message prevails – Obedience and Love.
Will you answer the call?
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THE BEAUTY OF POETRY
Poetry can be used to express something artistically.
The use of rhyme and rhythm contributes magically.
Thoughts and ideas can be arranged in stanzas,
Making the language simple to connect with readers.
Poetry evokes vivid imagery and deep emotions.
The brevity allows for a concise and powerful expression.
The poet’s thoughts are conveyed in a personal manner.
These elements can all reflect the poet’s demeanour.
Poets are sometimes referred to as word alchemists.
At times, their words make you feel they are optimists.
Their verses and words transform content into pleasure.
John Keats said that a thing of beauty is a joy
forever.
The work of famous poets lives on after their death,
We commemorate their poetry for special events.
Writing poetry takes my mind off this chaotic world.
In my life, the beauty of poetry plays a special role.
Copyright@Brenda Mohammed
Poetry has been
around since ancient Biblical times.
King David, Moses,
and King Solomon wrote the Psalms.
Poets share ideas,
express emotions, and create imagery.
And proudly present
them to readers in beautiful poetry.
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With poetry, we
can write about anything we feel.
True things, and
even things unreal.
Poetry can take us
into an enchanted world.
A land of dreams,
reality, hope, and places untold.
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Poetry is
long-lived and an important part of art and culture.
Blank verse,
rhymed, free verse, narrative, and Tanka,
Pastoral, sonnet,
elegies, odes, limericks, epics, and haiku.
Even Soliloquy,
villanelle, lyrical, ballad, and Gogyohka, too.
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When I visited
Shakespeare’s hometown, I grew to love Poetry.
Like a stranger
standing at my door, it waited to greet me.
It brought out
the best in me and made me happy.
On World Poetry
Day, I display my poetry books proudly.
Copyright@BrendaMohammed