FWGE Day 3: When Age Comes by Fidelis Okafor
When age comes, we would sit by a fountain, waving our shadow to the sunset and be children…
Time, Poem by Mc Emmanuel Zohn
TIME Time drops in decay like a candle that burns out. Time runs; quickly like a flash, it…
Commentary: The Female of the Sea by Lateef Shareef Dhmayd
Once being a sea, I was overtaken by foggy moments, so complex to interpret, metamorphose me into a…
FWGE Day 28: Letter To My Lover by Egwuatu Ogechukwu Peace
My love,You don’t know what love means. I remember the exact first words you spoke to me. 2.45pm….
FWGE Day 23: Loving You by Sinaso Mxakaza
I never knew how to love you If you smiled my heart was okay I stumbled around seeking…
Ramadan Poem | Day 3: Moderate The Fast-Things by Zulikha Idris Babalola
The scars of the sores when we fall in love The clash of the rides when we get…
Last Words and One Other Poem by Omokhomion Princess
Last Words I was never good at farewells.Maybe because a part of meAlways hoped that at the…
Ramadan Poem | Day 19: The Story of a Bad Day by Zulikha Idris Babalola
The Story of a Bad Day Here comes the wake up call Dreamy eyes shot up to work…
FWGE Day 12: A Tale of Two by Tukur Ridwan
two lovers are warriors holding each other’s hearts like weapons to fight their inner demons to obliterate the…
Ramadan Poem | Day 13: Three Slaves and Time by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
Three Slaves and Time The night has been doomed with words. The day has been wounded, and pains….