Ramadan Poem | Day 28: The Night by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
THE NIGHT The night had grown old in the hands It had become a grey hair turning fear…
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Shadows of a Passing River: Ghanaian poet, Gabriel Awuah Mainoo Eulogizes Professor Atukwei Okai
Shadows of a passing river Nsuoba AtukweiIf I had known you were the ancestral riverBeneath the drought of…
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Poetry: Serial Killer by Kamarudeen Mustapha | ACEworld
Serial Killer when you put a noose around the neck of truth and dragged her like a villain…
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A leak in the ceiling II, Poem by Aremu Adams Adebisi
A leak in the ceiling II 1. I stutter the letters when a bird sculpts the air with…
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FWGE Day 24: My Warri Bobo by Dawn Baridor
Fear bin wan tiff my shine-shine Sake of say Warri pikin sabi worri-worri but as my head take…
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Ramadan Poem | Day 5: Contentment by Zulikha Idris Babalola
When will human ever be satisfied? Always feeling the need to multiply When he’s successful, he feels gratified…
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FWGE Day 22: Note of Love by Fiyinfoluwa Olajesu
a lady praising her lover It’s been said thatLadies go for the mansionInstead of love, but darling,I assure…
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Ramadan Poem | Day 21: The Odd Numbers by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
The Odd Numbers Every being wants to journey The 84 years 4 months in a night They crumble…
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FWGE Day 19: The Unknown Heart by Tomori Lateef
Moseying along the paths of lilies In the garden of binaries, I found a lovely yellow rose Unique…
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Poetry: How I was designed after a broken palace by Temitope Ashaolu
On every single moment,a moment dies and another buried it In every open day, twilight dies and offsprings…