DRIPS AND DROPS by Stefn Sylvester Anyatonwua
As the vehicle of adventure drives me farther away from your kisses and hugs, the rift between us grows wider. Hearts apart, like pockets of stars litter the dark sky...
MOOD OF PRAYER by Cletus Nnaemeka
Reminiscing Could remember those days We prayed in wonderful ways What a wonderful thing! That voice.."let's pray", "girls get your hair ties" "everyone, close your eyes". It was actually time...
VANITY by Saidu Mark Jatau
They amassed wealth and goods, Refusing to share with those that have no food, And pride themselves in opulence, such fools! Now come and see them in their graves, With...
I OF THE STORM by Efe Ogufere
Send me the hurricane, Lend me your rain. If there is nothing left to gain, Do i mortgage this pain? We capture these moments in kodak To lend a smile...
THE BATTLE WITHIN by Joseph Omojuwa
If I cry gently or if I smile, whoever thinks the smile on my face Is benign,must be careful,be careful of the end of days There, is a stain, a...
POET OF THE WEEK: “ANYTHING CAN INSPIRE POETRY”— ADEDAYO ADEYEMI AGARAU
Adedayo Adeyemi Agarau a holder of the National Diploma of Nutrition and Dietetics of Federal Polytechnic, Ede is a social entrepreneur whose verses stick thorns in corrupt minds. Adedayo is the...
SOON HE SHALL COME by Saidu Mark Jatau
Just as He said, Soon He will come, With a burning furry anger, Burning like an oven, To consume the arrogant ones. The wicked will be dust and all that...
STRUNG WORDS by Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
i am a wanderer walking Life’s streets i season my word-gruel with the salt of mortality i am a painter slapping paint on the canvas of hearts see my palette...
UNKIND PROPHECIES by Kanyinsola Olorunnisola
Let me tell you something: a few years from now, you will wake up to find the sun's claws digging deep beneath the volatile beauty of your skin, water will...
THE MIRROR, THE CAT by Joseph Omojuwa
I saw the cat sitting next to the grocery shop! Stationed strategically to suit attention of passersby. A cat once well fed, begging and crying for a 'raindrop', Appealing to...