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….
-
-
Call For Submission: This is Nigeria Anthology
The fact is, writing, deserves much more accolade than it receives. But this is not the time to…
-
& sometimes being beautiful is the only way to escape fire | Poetry by Abeiku Arhin Tsiwah
& sometimes being beautiful is the only way to escape fire you’re cutting your body with music trying…
-
FWGE Day 27: Baby Girl by Abioye Samuel Akorede
Do you know howThe rooms of a heart that longs for life look like?There is a table of…
-
Brunel International African Poetry Prize 2019 Shortlist Announced
Ten up-and-coming African poets have been announced as the shortlist for the seventh Brunel International African Poetry Prize,…
-
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…
-
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….
-
Tribute to Ike Ikeogu – Silas Bamigbola
when icons die stars fall, the nights look darker a bit because another lamp was switched off. what…
-
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…
-
Ramadan Poem | Day 4: Burning Sins by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
As for the lunar month We sniff and smear Await time Burning Like the darkness of the night…