Adeleke Babatunde’s ‘Origami’ memorialises how the human body remembers pain, love, and faith. Composed of thirty-three poems, the collection allows for reading the body not only as a physical form but also as a symbol of identity, memory, and healing. The title Origami, adapted from the Japan
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