Ramadan Poem | Day 14: Tell me how to live by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
Tell me how to live Tell me what it is like to live Without Words that make up the earth Without Awe or astonishment That…
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Y.O.U, Poem by Ayouba Toure
Darling, You. You’re the lace of my shoes,High above the stars I’ll soon raise you.My bosom I’ll make a bedWhere you’ll lay your head to…
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FWGE Day 2: Valentine Blues by Okey Ifeachor
Come to me my love. Let our lips lock in affection frenzy. Time to confess love has come. Let the bell of love ring. You…
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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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Poetry: Suicide Note by Fame Odey
it was too cold right here to handle my heart froze even when i lit up a candle i only watched it burn within and…
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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,…
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Roasted Faraway, Tribute to Pius Adesanmi by Izunna Okafor
Beyond the shrubs of Sahara Lifted a munt of brainy bond Over the Mississippi of Ethiopia Lofted a penner with his hunky thoughts Across the…
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Short Story: Mirrors by Julius Tunde Ige
I asked mother who my biological father was and she said I was too young to know such things. “Too young?” I asked her with…
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A Sinful Portrait, Poem by Adigun Temitope Idealism
a portrait held the four-corner of my father’s house/ this portrait had the story of how my father & my elder sister became monsters/turned our…
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Ramadan Poem | Day 15: Write About now by Zulikha Idris Babalola
To write about now is to tell you that right about now, in the front corners of the world, women have become a plaything… Used…