DEATH by Ololade Akinlabi
We need not to write your stories in pen cause in your hands lie the ink to terminate life No one sees the end of your story Who dares to?...
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LULLABY by Stanley Egeonu
By and by you lit up my world Rock my sky and scare the numb Brighten my cloud like the sunset With the dazzling sparkles in your eyes When I'm...
I CAN SEE by Maxwell Onyemaechi Opia-Enwemuche
My eyes may be lost forever but my heart is open to see my dreams though they deride my bad sight like the yellow fever I'll arise and pursue with...
WINDS, WILD AND WHIRL by Dominic Ayegba Okoliko
Let winds be wild and whirl blowing from the far west caress me to wild and send my worries to rest Let it blow me like a balloon to beyond...
WRITING, PUBLISHING: THE FOUR CAREER STAGES OF AUTHORSHIP by King Samuel Benson
Every published author, whether traditionally published or indie published, fall into one of these four career stages of authorship. THE UNKNOWN AUTHOR All authors start out from this stage. This...
SPARE ME DEATH by Akinwale Peace
Spare me my death, let my soul rest for thy hands hath feigned haven while your eye burn as hot hell, Spare me death, let me feel haven. Tell...
PAUSE AND THINK by Maxwell Onyemaechi Opia-Enwemuche
Pause and think How long shall we continue to slave? Where are the best brains that will help us and think? When are we going to seek light out of...
WHAT DO WE DO by Esther Oyebode
When death takes us yonder, and we see that it was not as we dreamt; when life’s breath still made us tweak, what would we do? When we find out...
LEFT BEHIND by Morenikeji Oloye
I walked away, with thoughts that I really could. Not that I did not love her like a man should - In fact, for her, I would catch a grenade,...
TA IYA by Ken Mamman
Yarinya yar matan You are a true child of your mama Kalonki kawai is a blessing to heart Darinya ki something I have never seen You embody true africaness in...