There is something about poets that makes them gods. It is not the relativism of their works or their verisimilitude. It is not the aptitude of their word usage or...
Poetry is not inborn. Poetry is not hereditary and cannot be inherited. It does not flow in the gene or trait of any god-poet, assumed or established. Poetry does not...
I read a book within three days. Let's say every three days I make sure I read a book which probably contradicts yours anyway. Knowing that within the aforementioned days...
We don't just write a letter, string some letters into a word, some words or some lines, a group of words or lines, a long sentence or another broken off...
She abhors 2face Idibia, And hates the role of Anita. She hates in shrieks and rolls in bed, And says, 'oh P-Square has not wed.' She sees Jonathan as a...
Aremu Adams Adebisi, a young resolute poet with a passion for the impossible is our guest on #PoetOfTheWeek this week. Adebisi, who hails from Ilorin, Nigeria, was born on February...
The glaring dirts of the surroundings, Flung opened by the merciless litterings, Resulting into a chaosy flood; Ruining heres and ruining theres. It's disheartening to see, oh citizens, The unhealthiness...
Finally, it's been fulfilled. A day hen protects not her chick With charges that scare off predators, As each feathery-strands stand At the end of their fluffy tails. How gorgeous...
There came a time when courage was lost, And fear gripped the elephants and ants of the Ijesa people. Then it seemed un-borns will jump out of wombs, And barrens...
Jakuta, son of Aganju, Violent ruler, grandson of Oduduwa; Who rescued Alaafin Ajaka When he was being sent for by the Owu people, So that he fought till he was...
