THEY DONT KNOW: Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
Two strangers into each other stumbled Two friends holding each other tumbled Two lovers hating each other rumbled Still wanting each other, they trembled ... He think he knows her...
FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM: Lawal Segun Musbau
In the joy of trials Is where they dine endlessly In the fun of tribulation Is where their eagles take over the sky There is unrest in the city The...
SAVVY-TUDE ET SERVITUDE: Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
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IF TEARS CAN DO ANYTHING: Kay Ugwuzor
If it helps to cry Then cry And like the heavens, pour rain From the clouds in your eye Soak your heart In baskets full With dauntless tears Turn your...
I WILL MAKE IT: Ikirigo Sokari Jeremiah
I may not be as rich and famous as others are But my shine too will beam forth, like a shooting star A philanthropist I'll be An helper I'll be...
TRADITION (ÀṢÀ): Lawal Segun Musbau
Under the mango tree Smiles greeted their faces The pangs of labour The lady to be be a mother The child has is coming The cries of the pain to...
DEAR GOD: Paul Word
Dear God we need to talk, cause my heart is lone and long gone, my conscience gone for a walk. Within Your words i read that You'll comfort me but...
ONLY A STEP: Prince Kuti Adetoye Olayinka
The very fabric Of this nation, Torn!torn before sewn. Yes!this multicoloured fabric! This nation died, Right before it was born, Crippled right before it won The right to walk like...
THE RAY: Prince Hto Precioustwins
The death of my pen is never born The birth of my thought is never done The emptiness in thrusts of feeling muddle never throws The tie of my craft...
LIGHT UPON LIGHT: Olajide Taiwo Teniola
He is from the East City where the sun rises Man of Valor! That dwells in good deeds In the entourage of the best He is everything but the least...