Ramadan Poem | Day 17: Let’s Tell Ourselves a Story by Zulikha Idris Babalola
Let’s Tell Ourselves a Story Once upon a virtue There lived a value. He acts in probity Interact…
Ramadan Poem | Day 20: Fortress of the Muslims by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
Fortress of the Muslims when they wake up they chant to their Lord wide open, they see themselves…
Poetry: Wide Open by Peace Akinwale
Wide Open for Adegbite Victor My friend is a riverweaving a dance You spread your hands in the…
Ramadan Poem | Day 23: Nobody Wins It All by Zulikha Idris Babalola
NOBODY WINS IT ALL I’ll dare to look straight at the sun I’ll dare to caress its warm…
Ramadan Poem | Day 25: The Best Day of One’s Life by Zulikha Idris Babalola
THE BEST DAY OF ONE’S LIFE Yesterday is gone… Forget it True, the need is felt to hold…
Ramadan Poem | Day 26: We Seek Mercy by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
WE SEEK YOUR MERCY It appeared one day how to speak in griefs Stuffed of threats, oppressions and…
POEMS BY ADESINA ABIOLA TAIWO | WRITERS’ GALLERY
WEEK 1 Heart on Errand * Why is my eyes brimming with tears? And my heart consuming itself,…
New Book Alert | Salient Chapters by Ruth Ede
About The Book: Torn trust, broken bonds, supreme succour, loyal love, honest hope, dead dreams, pure patience and…
Poetry: You Are Not A Man by Philip C. Abonyi
You are not a man If you cannot quench your anger with quietness When woman vomits words…
Poetry: Atonement; poem by Opia-Enwemuche Maxwell Onyemaechi
Atonement today, I was scared to death// as I took my bath under a shower// I could see…