FWGE Day 20: Our Names by Uche Amaobi
Like the gazelle of the south, you are benignant. Sonnets, in standard lines, would tell tales of your…
Eid Mubaarak(1st of Shawwal,1440AH)
Eid Mubaarak(1st of Shawwal,1440AH) At the beginning, the mouths split with the strength of the wind and carries…
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…
Ramadan Poem | Day 6: Repentance by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
The souls have started wearing Raiments of repentance Chanting heavily The Chronicles of forgiveness When the border of…
FWGE Day 13: Akanni Mi by Ayorinde Ayotimofe Sharon
Akanni mi, Those mornings while alone, I craved an imaginary lover. So many paintings that loved me When…
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…
Being Black At 20; Poem by Chanda Chongo
Being Black At 20 What goes on in your mind when your father’s wife tickles a piece of…
Meet The Six Finalists For The 2018 Baillie Gifford Prize
It’s almost here: the winner of the 2018 Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction, which celebrates the “very best…
Your Skeleton Reveals More About You Than You Think, An Adaptation from Brian Switek’s Skeleton Keys
Bone responds to the world just as other parts of our bodies do. When you cut your finger…
Ramadan Poem | Day 18: In Needs and In Needs by Onafowokan Taofeek Busayo
In Needs and In Needs Come shield me with the strength That let the soul struggle to live…