THE DESECRATORS by Olusegun M. Lawal
If the taught might be moral The rain of heart would have beautify the gold nobody knows what to anticipate Thats what they are saying till they defile the land...
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST 2016 [MARCH]
Words Rhymes & Rhythm is receiving entries for the BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST (BPPC) SEASON II [2016 MARCH] on the theme: "MOTHER NATURE. Environmentalists have severally noted that the growing...
BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST 2016: UNIVERSITY Of IBADAN’ POET, KAYINSOLA, WINS FEBRUARY EDITION
A Philosophy student of the prestigious University of Ibadan, Kanyinsola Olorunnisola, has emerged winner of the February edition of the BRIGITTE POIRSON POETRY CONTEST (BPPC) 2016. Kanyinsola, a poet, short...
POETRY AND SIMPLICITY
[caption id="attachment_4165" align="aligncenter" width="310"] www.facebook.com/WRRPoetry [Poetry And Simplicity][/caption]What is you take on poetry and simplicity? Should poetry be simple or should high sounding words, complexities be introduced? "Some people think...
ITOMO by Oni Stephen
Itomo, With go and go my fathers had served you, Itomo, With do and don't my mother had served you, You made them dance naked in the horrendous harmattan that...
SAYING GOODBYE by Olabusayo Ajayi Hammed
i Goodbyes are doors That leads to nirvana Or another squinched door Where painted memories sync To the breath nights breathes Inside Colossal flashbacks: Gory reminiscence, of extrinsic feelings, Of...
LOVE REMEMBRANCE by Francis Annagu
We shall meet again, When the sorrel rivers Dried up in the mouth Of Daura sun, while You bout-time, thrashing, Under the Watermelon tree, Thrashing wheat of thousand sweetness, We...
FALLEN IN LUST by Uchenna Odukwu
Up and down she roams on a deserted island of lust often and often she sololiquizes words of love with painful patience she awaits their confluence. Mentally and physically he...
RAIN BOWS AND RAINBOWS by Andrew Ifeatu Jennifer
Spot by spot Drop by drop Drizzle by drizzle Then a bigger outpour Stealthily the sun emerges with a smile As beautiful as the Egyptian's nile While it's stomach is...
THE PROBLEM IS THAT… by Ganiyu Mohi Adedare
Not enough for me to wait for thousands of thought to raise my elbow when i ran to you does'nt mean you've satisfy me have you seen? Where the reason...