Breaking Silence anthology defines the rising of a fresh sun, the birth of a new child and the eruption of voices of silences from dungeons of oppression scattering into the streets of justice. It is a revolution of sons and daughters of Mother Earth armed with a poetic license dedicating metaphors of justice to the world. The enthusiasm, velvet imagery, peppermint metaphors, juxtapositions and arrow realism in the poetry brings us a world of new generation of poets taking the world by storm. This collection is embodied with great thoughts, minds and emotions of progressive literary genes of variegated age groups, colour, ideologies, geographies and cultures. Poetry on love, childhood memories, affection for mother Africa, centuries of slavery and colonial tides, all is cocooned in this well thought work of literature. Fifty-two poets from Ghana, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Australia, Kenya, South Africa, United States, Canada, Belgium, Spain, Malaysia, India and Philippine have come together to conceive Breaking Silence. One exciting issue is that, the collection is coordinated and compiled by a teen poet from the mother of freedom in Africa, Ghana, once called Gold Coast. I have a strong belief that readers will find reading this worldwide collection, reasonable, cheerful and thought provoking. Let readers get liberated poetically