Four Poems to Celebrate world festival of poetry to promote world peace
To celebrate world festival of poetry and promote peace, below are four published poems by Ghanian poets: 1. Found Song ‘…Bob Marley’s one love fades…
Poetry
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Nothing Much for Minors, Poem by Sahaj Sabharwal
Minors are those less than eighteen, As they don’t have knowledge in keen. They don’t have a driving licence, As don’t have driving sense. Minors…
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FWGE Day 10: The Escapades of A Youth Corper by Okwechime Madu Anthony
In the greenest of fields And distant of homes ‘ Lays a heart waiting for the other Both genetically en coded for each The smiles…
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FWGE Day 11: Sorry Jane, Come Tonight by Chenjerai Mhondera.
Sorry Jane-‘t wasn’t your turn; …
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FWGE: Day 8: Poe-matics by Adebayo Kolawole Samuel
for Bluestone I am an equation— Calculus of whirlings, thrummings & palpitations. I am a matrix— Gang of numbers lost in the depths of squares….
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The Girl Whose Stars Hung In The Memory Of Pain And Agony, Poem by Adetayo Omotoyosi
(For Leah) Life in the hands of Boko Haramites Is a basket full of both pain and agonies And chameleons that changes colour Where Sauntering…
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Poetry: Once Upon A Politician by Naphtali Festus Adda
In the name of change, the descendants of an ancestor needed a people to foster their needs not with broken manifestoes but fulfilled promises they…
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FWGE Day 16: Desires by Iliya Kambai Dennis
You were purple the day you stepped Out of your white smile. I remembered staring at you, Lost in thoughts and illusions. I should have…
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Ramadan Poem | Day 22: Before The Appearance of Dawn by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
BEFORE THE APPEARANCE OF DAWN Here, and then, he can still Hear the lunar screams Cleansing out of the soul The ashes and aches That…
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The Archer by Fawole Immanuel Taiwo
THE ARCHER My mouth cannot utter How this arrow has hit me. Deeply, Into the core of my heart, Into the marrows of my bones,…