WHAT SONG COULD WE SING by Dominic Ayegba Okoliko
At fifty six, What song could we sing? When wheats are so few, And bowls hardly get their dues? What song could we sing? When feet are feeble, And hands...
WHO AM I? by Dominic Ayegba Okoliko
Who am I that you should keep me in mind? That you should demonstrate your might? From the dark dungeon full of dung, You drew me out with your arm...
I AM NOT ALIEN by Dominic Ayegba Okoliko
I’m not alien, I’m just different. Don’t you hear nature’s comment? “Variety is complement”. I might have different tongue. It doesn’t mean I am dung. Like you, I’ve a life....
THE ‘JOBLESS’ HOUSEWIFE STORY by Dominic Ayegba Okoliko
Yea, you’re right and I’m wrong. What do I know about a busy day? I’m but a ‘house’ wife, I stay put where I belong. After a day long, I’ve...