Speaking with Pulse Books, Ogbuka said despite all the modern distractions here and there, poems can favourably compete if it is treated and conveyed in an art form.

"There is a lot to the art form, but it is not just being upgraded. It is not being packaged in a way to appeal to the fast paced city dwellers we are all becoming," Ogbuka stressed.

DEEP, takes poem writing and appreciation to another level as Ogbuka combines personal experiences with media like pictures to bring to life a beautiful art form that is slowly forgotten.

Again, he would not stop there, Ogbuka is taking poems to the stage as the launch of DEEP will include cocktails, book signing and a stage performance.

“The event promises to be interesting as it comprises of music, dance, drama and spoken words which will make the event lively and, thereby leaving it a day to remember.

“The book is dear to me. In fact it is a part of me. I used the medium of poetry to share various experiences I have had in life. I know people will appreciate the delivery,” says Ogbuka.

The book launch is scheduled to hold at the Ultima Studios.

In a sense, this is perhaps a new approach towards compilation of poems by a Nigerian poet and a proper good read and kudos to the writer.