[New-Poetry] LITERARY MEDIA -TIMBER & CALIBER THAT INFORM & INSPIRE:RESPONSE TO D.K.LEE BY GBEMI TIJANI MST

[BY TJMST]

 THIS IS APRIL. ROTARY'S MAGAZINE MONTH WORLDWIDE.FELICITATIONS TO ALL
ROTARIANS I seize this opportunity to congratulate all Rotarians and their
world-wide boosters including pioneers of CLE -the cluster language
encounter that catalyzed literacy projects through Rotary Clubs in Asia,
Africa & North America. and has turned around the social and economic lives
of millions of citizens who couldn't have had the benefit of basic
literacy-read, write and calculate and the new digital literacy

.Further to this are modern magazines and ezines that are good enough beyond
share delight of fictions or apocryphal writings of LONCA  the Spanish poet
that absorbed so much of American ideological desiderata currently being
reviewed by Jonathan Mayhew.

I SURMISE HOWEVER THAT we should appreciate both the timber and caliber of
the literary world as well as numerous contributors who act as well-informed
readers and palpably sustain the avalanche of volumes of such GOOD MAGAZINES
or ezines that initially debut with the publishers' solo goal. Kudos too to
the publishers and editors that are steadily witty and  technically
wonderful to sustain the tempo and temerity rooted from their a times
anonymous audience. Sometimes i wonder if there aren't productions or good
menu like magazines what will be swatting or deliciously chewing alone  or
tacitly with others most of the time. Or again -where could i have absorbed
the global wisdom or knowledge in such a freely chosen facile submission to
the reading activity at a convenient time -when the mood melt other
priorities down to this literary premium choice that enable me to experience
delight and a cluster of other possibilities too. I salute the invention of
reading itself -all about good reading ,good books, magazines tracts,
brochure and aphorisms that have made up a boundless literary culture
-teachable to others or harmlessly infectious by
reviews,reprints,re-chatting,rehearsals,exalting literary works
into dramatic arts - films and stage plays and now -the arts and the news
are obeying the You Tube videography...

Just as the Bible Society Of Nigeria are now injecting another behavioral,
ethical dimension into AIDS/HIV PREVENTION -CONDUCT NOT CONDOM. They claim
this moral strategy could reduce or at least conscientiously check reckless
passions for inappropriate sexual locking. I imagine copiously too that good
reading could change the world outlook of individual illusions, possessive
individualism, enhance good governance, better banking services, better
consumer rights, better voters dividends in developing countries, encourage
vivacious vacation and therefore less stress and mental reinvigorating.

Good magazine or ezines could develop developmental knowledge beyond IDIOT
SAVANTS, level the psychological needs and understanding of town and gown. A
RICHER LITERATURE via the popular and written media will become more
accessible and serviceable -not just arts for arts sake. This luxury or
freedom is permitted in intellectually advanced countries -where Ivory
Towers are not just numerous but are also expertly equipped for instruction,
research, endowment and independent direction for teachers and students.

Congratulations too - posthumously  to PAUL HARRIS, founder of ROTARY
INTERNATIONAL who envisioned THE NATIONAL ROTARIAN since 1927..What else
could have kept alive the archives of  the earliest ROTARY CLUBS  as well as
the values and responsibilities of friendship which business executives
fostered or ought to muster  -as dynamic and living organisms -existing in a
milieu of inequities? Good reading by world leaders and citizens can heal
almost all the world misdemeanors arising from human factors. Good magazines
can teach the world that every thing or tenure is for a time. Rotarian
values advocate playing your role well -ABOVE THE SELF.-

 APRIL MESSAGE 1 FROM  RTN.GBEMI TIJANI MST,DIS.9130
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