SANDFLY by Yugo Gabriel Egboluche
Do you really mean to say, those things you say to me at dusk, those things you hum in monotonous ditties like the old chief priest, do you do so...
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OUR WORLD,OUR ENVIRONMENT by Benjamin Anabaraonye
Our environment is our entitlement Nature’s gift to be guarded jealously Let us seek for our world’s betterment A better world for you and me. Our world is our environment...
THANK YOU, CHURCH by Stefn Sylvester Anyatonwu
I was hungry and you formed a committee and you discussed my hunger and you paid yourselves to talk about my hunger. Thank you. I was imprisoned and you crept...
BENUE BESIEGED by Victor Igiri
Are we humans or Animals? Maybe both, but I may choose the latter for with drought eyes swollen from a marathon tears I wear, and thorned a flesh, can you...
REVIEW: UGBOMA’S ECHOES OF MERCY IS ‘TOLERANT, SURE TO ENCHANT ANY READER’
TITLE: ECHOES OF MERCY AUTHOR: IFEOMA IRENE UGBOMA GENRE: PROSE FICTION NUMBER OF PAGES: 132 PUBLISHERS: WORDS RHYMES & RHYTHM DATE OF PUBLICATION: 2017 ISBN: 978-978-963-712-6 REVIEWER: EUGENE YAKUBU Echoes...
FORGIVE AND FORGET by El Sane Ken Silencer
They say crying is good For the heart, but... This is why I swallow pains To remain a man: Mother told me evenly I want to forgive, I should not...
GARRI FOR BREAKFAST: SEUN LARI-WILLIAMS IS ENTIRELY “A NIGERIAN” IN HIS POETRY
TITLE: GARRI FOR BREAKFAST AUTHOR: SEUN LARI-WILLIAMS GENRE: POETRY NUMBER OF PAGES: 147 PUBLISHERS: WORDS RHYMES & RHYTHM YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2017 ISBN: NIL REVIEWER: OYINDAMOLA SHOOLA Seun Lari-Williams is...
YOU DON’T NEED SADNESS TO WRITE GOOD POEMS: A NOTE BY ADEBAYO KOLAWOLE SAMUEL
This idea that the best pieces of poetry always come from sadness or brokenness or some inner chaos isn't true at all. Because of this wrong ideology, many intentionally put...
LOOK by Ewuola Damilola Michael
Look, I'm calm, I'm not armed But I have a voice –a very faint voice But please hear me out before I pass out. Look, look again, I am bleeding...
BEYOND THE SHORES by Okeke Chukwudi
2017 was a year of clarity A year of surprises Strangers became friends Friends became family A year of memories A year of wonder We learnt to take our first...