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 place blames. This is the moment when…
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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. First Slave: the stillest hour as lay…
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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…
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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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Tribute to Ike Ikeogu – Silas Bamigbola
when icons die stars fall, the nights look darker a bit because another lamp was switched off. what happens to great men who traject through…
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Memories From Childhood; Poem by Adesina Ayobami Idris
MEMORIES FROM CHILDHOOD (for Abdullahi) Credit: Yerwa Express during childhood // at iloko // we lived in our father’s compound // with 4 moon // &…
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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 This is for the sacred days We…
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FWGE Day 15: The Bittersweet Death of The Love Affair by Abigail George
(for the Dutch poet Joop Bersee) I have nowhere to go. The nurse had a mouthful to say. Her tongue got tangled up in the…
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FWGE Day 18: Fall in Love With A Poet by Phuntsho Wangchuk
Infatuate a poet for he’ll bathe you in Styx: The words you whistle, tune you warble, And smile you wear will never be dead; They’ll…