Rosemary Esehagu

She was born and raised in Nigeria and moved to America in 1997. She has a BA in Psychology and is currently pursuing a graduate degree. As a child, she enjoyed serving as her peers' storyteller. She now writes mainly poems and short stories.

Changing Times: Poems by Rosemary Esehagu

Poetry Rosemary Esehagu - May 5, 2007

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