JUST SHOW ME by Isoboye Danagogo
Don't point at him; Just show me him! How much of a perfectionist he is; Whom by his virtue, mistakes sit so defined, the elusiveness of human frailty. Whose fingers...
MascaraDE by Yugo Gabriel Egboluche
Thought you once took pride in blemish scars – that so revealed your victory in natures wrestle Thought you had your ash of silvery sparkle – for eyelids to tickle...
TREES by Tukur Ridwan Ishola
we are all born unto this barren earth to live, and let live and then leave by being buried to fertilize the soils that make the graveyards an abode for...
THOUGHTS OF YOU by Tukur Ridwan Ishola
ife, you are the reason why these words take a stroll on the wheels of my thumbs...my pen...my ink to a never ever land of forever to proclaim you as...
MASK by Olanrewaju Tajudeen
Time masked by age; plastered over our faces like different colours of different daisy- days- painted, over our living walls, after every season- as different crimes committed to cover existence-...
IRAWO by Kolawole Samuel Adebayo
Irawo, The star of dawn; The first light that pierces through the veil of darkness; where are you? Irawo, The golden crown on the Sun's head; The soft wind that...
TO THE GREAT COMRADES by Ayeyemi Taofeek
Forerunners on the field of struggle Birthing freedom willingly or smuggled. Their comradeships ain't infantry nor half done Their comradeships ain't fake nor still born. They're dogged and unflinchingly gallant,...