Àyínke Ọlátórèrá, Poem by Oyewole Michael
Àyínke Ọlátórèrá – Her Majesty, A Gift From God Her astonishing beauty Matches her rare toned bodyHer sonorous…
Àyínke Ọlátórèrá – Her Majesty, A Gift From God Her astonishing beauty Matches her rare toned bodyHer sonorous…
hold me tight, with your lips take me to your paradise. let’s sing this hymn in unity, with…
Forever Mine The time, when is going to be? Before you, I shall stand; With your chest greeting…
Dictator’s Doeks Grandma’s sweat bathes the statehouse tarmacs, Poverty shaved fathers are the glitter that replaced floodlights and…
KEBBI TALL, white green city with ajar doors. City with burrowed peace between her lips, like Cuban cigarette….
I woke up in a start.. Blinking rapidly,I could see that I’m before a plain cement wall,not standing,not…
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