Somewhere in My Country, Poem by Uchendu kelechukwu Njionye
SOMEWHERE IN MY COUNTRY A wandering flutist Stopped to eulogize an Iroko; This Iroko has no branch for…
SOMEWHERE IN MY COUNTRY A wandering flutist Stopped to eulogize an Iroko; This Iroko has no branch for…
Like the gazelle of the south, you are benignant. Sonnets, in standard lines, would tell tales of your…
Eid Mubaarak(1st of Shawwal,1440AH) At the beginning, the mouths split with the strength of the wind and carries…
To start with, before you read, ask yourself: what are my expectations in this anthology? The beauty of…
To write about now is to tell you that right about now, in the front corners of the…
The souls have started wearing Raiments of repentance Chanting heavily The Chronicles of forgiveness When the border of…
Let the blissful rain fall on usAnd the seven thunder echoes for our union,I have visited your mystery…
By Izunna Okafor As American Poet, Ralph Waldo once said that the love of beauty is a taste,…
Last time, it was a farewell message Followed in a suit of cleansed hearts Flapping wings around the…
Reincarnation If I’m to come here a second time I shall stay off the blacks boundary Where truth…
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