I Can Hear Them | Jumoke Adesewa Olah
The mumbling of their stomach and the weakness of their strength. I could obviously read them; their confused…
The Thing Between My Legs | A Fiction by Micheal Ace
You would never know how tormenting life can be until you begin to read your misery from a…
POEMS BY BRAVEDAVE ABISOYE OSIFEKO | WRITERS’ GALLERY
WEEK 1 BETA BETA NAIJA Our youths dey play inside water From Monday to Sunday, na beach. Pictures…
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Poetry: Old Pearl Never Forgotten by Caleb Ugbo
Old Pearl Never Forgotten If i should find my prints back to your hut In robes and flesh…
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Published: Rose For Your Funeral
When it comes to reaching the dead through the living, we sometimes think so much about impossibilities that…
Poetry: Amala Dudu By Fawole Immanuel Taiwo
AMALA DUDU A stream gives flow in my mouth at a view of thee. A horse ridden within…
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Breaking Grammatical Rules: Six Most Common Words You Misuse While Writing
A writer’s everyday life involves the use of language and this makes the employment of grammatical rules inevitable…