Tuesday, 23 September 2025
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE
Thursday, 18 September 2025
BREAK THE SILENCE VOLUME III IS AN AMAZON NO 1 BEST SELLER
We are proud to advise that BREAK THE SILENCE- VOLUME THREE:
Stop Evils of Human Trafficking, Drug Addiction, and Domestic Violence has now
been published in Kindle, Audiobook, and Paperback.
It was an Amazon No. 1 Hot New Release,
An Amazon No. 1 Bestseller in Poetry Anthologies
An Amazon No. 1 Bestseller in Caribbean and Latin American Poetry
We are very pleased that poets from Algeria, Australia,
Bangladesh, Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, Ghana, Iraq, India,
Italy, Lebanon, Liberia, Mexico, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Puerto Rico,
Portugal, Romania, South Africa, Tanzania, Trinidad and Tobago, and the USA
participated.
Thanks again for your participation.
The Kindle Version of the anthology will be free from Thursday, September 18th, at 12:00 a.m., to Monday, September 22nd. 2025, 12.00 am, and thereafter, it will be free on Kindle Unlimited with membership. The audiobook is free with a trial membership to Audible.
Amazon never gives the paperback version for free.
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Friday, 12 September 2025
STOP HUMAN TRAFFICKING, DRUG ADDICTION, AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Members of THE HOW TO WRITE FOR SUCCESS LITERARY FORUM, of which Brenda Mohammed is the Founder, have raised their pens against the evils of human trafficking, drug addiction, and domestic violence.
Human trafficking is a serious violation of human rights. It is the act of recruiting, transporting, transferring, harbouring, or receiving individuals through force, fraud, or coercion for exploitation. This exploitation may include forced labour or sexual slavery.
We need to highlight the detrimental effects of drugs. These include pervasive violence, societal disintegration, public health challenges, substance addiction, and economic exploitation.
Domestic violence is the mistreatment of one family member or intimate partner by another. Victims of abuse are men, women, or children. Abuse can be emotional, physical, or financial.
I congratulate all participants of the How to Write for Success Literary Forum for raising their voices in support of this third volume of BREAK THE SILENCE.
It is our hope and prayer that this anthology, which has been edited and published by the Founder, Brenda Mohammed, will raise awareness of the darkness overshadowing humanity and will move the hearts of those responsible for such evil deeds.
I pay special tribute to Florabelle Lutchman, Chief Literary Ambassador of the forum, for writing a stirring foreword. I also commend the Director of the forum, Fiona Gobin, for preparing the Certificates of participation for all poets.
Gabriel Weah, Literary Ambassador for Liberia and International Artist, created the stunning book cover, and we applaud him for his excellent work.
Here is my poem on Human Trafficking.
STOP HUMAN TRAFFICKING
An evil invading this world is child and human trafficking
The stories you hear about this are indeed heartbreaking.
All human beings belong to God and are His Creation
No one has the right to persecute and enslave. them.
Money, the root of all evil, is the purpose of this evil
human trade.
For those involved in this criminal act, billions of
dollars are made.
Human life means nothing when filling their bank accounts
with money.
They profit from ripping children away from their families,
heartlessly.
Trafficking is used for forced labour and sexual exploitation,
It is rampant worldwide with very low detection.
Those living in poverty, lacking education, and without
legal status,
Tend to be the prime targets of evil traffickers.
Those in governmental authority need to take serious
action,
To stop the human trafficking trade in every nation.
Poets worldwide should lift their pens to voice their
opinions.
It’s time to rid our countries of such a devastating
problem.
Copyright@BrendaMohammed
BRENDA MOHAMMED
Founder – HOW TO WRITE FOR SUCCESS LITERARY FORUM
President – CIESART TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Author of 64 books.
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Wednesday, 10 September 2025
REVIEW BY ECHOPOET OF A CARIBBEAN EXPERIENCE WRITTEN BY BRENDA MOHAMMED
REVIEW OF POEM WRITTEN BY BRENDA MOHAMMED
Brenda Mohammed’s “A Caribbean Experience” reads as both a lyrical travelogue and a celebratory hymn to the islands of the Caribbean. The poem merges geographic precision with personal reflection, inviting readers into a landscape where natural beauty, cultural vibrancy, and lived memory converge.The poem is organized in stanzas that function like a guidebook itinerary: each section highlights a different island, offering cultural notes, natural wonders, and personal impressions. This structural choice provides clarity and progression, moving readers across the Caribbean archipelago as though they are journeying alongside the poet. The use of rhyme, sometimes couplets, sometimes looser patterns, gives the piece a songlike rhythm that mirrors both the celebratory tone and the musical traditions of the Caribbean itself.
The poem’s opening establishes a contrast between “dreaming of travelling” and “nationals who are born and live there.” This contrast situates the work between the tourist’s gaze and the insider’s perspective, acknowledging both the allure of the Caribbean to outsiders and the authenticity of those who call it home.
Each island receives its own portrait:
Trinidad and Tobago is a hub of culture, carnival, and connection.
Saint Lucia with volcanic healing springs and the iconic Pitons.
Barbados blends history, leisure, and natural beauty.
Anguilla is glamorous and exclusive, yet also serene.
Saint Maarten is painted vividly with the imagery of God’s hand.
Curacao, with its coral reefs and the iconic Queen Emma Bridge.
This cataloguing of islands reflects not only diversity within the Caribbean but also the poet’s lived familiarity with them. Personal experience also anchors the poem: the closing stanzas reveal that the poet has vacationed in these places.
Beyond description, the poem reflects the Caribbean as a place of intersection: geography, history, culture, tourism, and memory intertwine. In this sense, Mohammed’s poem contributes to a broader tradition of Caribbean writing that both celebrates the islands’ beauty and acknowledges their cultural richness. The choice to highlight tourism, airlines, resorts, and cruise ships reveals an awareness of how the Caribbean is globally perceived, yet the personal anecdotes remind us that it is more than an exoticized dreamscape: it is a lived reality.
Final Thoughts
“A Caribbean Experience” succeeds as both travel invitation and poetic celebration. It showcases Brenda Mohammed’s intimate knowledge of her region while capturing the allure that has made the Caribbean a place of dreams for so many. With its blend of information, imagery, and personal memory, the poem functions not only as a lyrical guidebook but also as a love letter to home.
Reviewer: Echopoet Editorial Board
Saturday, 30 August 2025
CELEBRATING TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 63rd INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY
Monday, 28 July 2025
STEP INTO THE FUTURE AND UNLOCK THE SECRETS OF ZEEKA CHRONICLES
Step into the Future and unlock the Secrets of Zeeka Chronicles!
Thursday, 17 July 2025
AN ORIGINAL AND THOUGHT PROVOKING TWIST ON THE UNDEAD


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