Naipanoi Lepapa

Naipanoi Lepapa, a journalist, writes dark poetry. Her work has been published in Lawino magazine under the pen name Liz Leppy which she recently ditched for her real name to honor her Maasai roots.

http://www.lizzleppy.blogspot.com

My Love Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does: Poems by Naipanoi Lepapa

Poetry Naipanoi Lepapa - February 16, 2016

Someone Is Telling a Story That Looks Like Us: Poems by Naipanoi Lepapa

Poetry Naipanoi Lepapa - October 15, 2015

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