LOVE, NO RESPECTER OF POWER by Damilola Olupona
Will I ever love again? will my heart ever find solace at love's domain? like darkness, my love's blindness has kindled my hatred for kindness, for the love of my...
DISTORTION by Gbalajobi Adejuwon
What! The divergence of thoughts and speech The immodesty of promiscuous words, And then our hearts an helpless Pilate, Releasing Barnabas, at the expense of the Just. Man’s unholy devotion,...
MY STRENGTH IS IN YOU by Adedokun Seyi
I am my own chariot and warrior Winning battles without collecting enemies' lots It is queasy If my quiver is full of breathless warriors What sound of gong is sweet...
TELL THEM by Omotayo Awoyemi
Tell them we can see them; The house of bones they live in, The sweats that flush their gutters, The sweats of our fathers and mothers, and The blood of...
MY DIRTY DAY DREAMS by Ademigbuji Aishat
Hello future husband. I saw you in my dreams to day. Not night dreams though. In my dreams, you are an artist. A are painter/ photographer. We somewhere and we...
BOSS CHRONICLES (5) by Jesse Asonze
Broken screens A myriad of inter crossing lines Sprayed across things once useful A web of destruction spun along those lines Vision blurred by strong emotions Blind to reason A...
GONE by Ken Mamman
A heart is a home a home of all the care you have in you all the understanding a heart is you you are a heart free it came like...
THROUGH by Jide Badmus
I want to take a sip of you; slip through the treasure gate and locate pleasure spots.
ÀSHÀKÉ by Omotayo Awoyemi
Ashake, The day I wrote you a song, I broke my throat. I penned it on my cornea, But a flood of brine it became, When life ’Hi’ed’ me with...
GET WELL SOON by Ayeyemi Taofeek
President Muhammad Bukhari, get well soon. People who want him dead, get well soon. Because he is sick, must you then be sick? And for haired-heads, is it a sin...