WHAT GOD AND I SAW by Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
(for Ondo and other cities) i. i saw man die on the same street he was born yesterday i saw a man killed by the same hands he shook yesterday...
RELIGION OR FANATICISM? by Michael Inioluwa Oladele
1. The restraint That prevented cannibalism The one who spoke against it Who gave the unwritten law “Man shall not eat man” 2. Religion, The silent instructor, Who restrained the...
WRITERS’ EXCESSIVE by Olabusayo Ajayi Hammed
we see yes we see! we saw the snails following retiring prints and unknown names despairing fame tits we see yes we see! we saw the buried deeds sprout out...
LIFE AND DEATH by Michael Inioluwa Oladele
When I have traveled far into the world's deserts, When I have seen what is meant for the eye and heard what is meant for the ear, When my bones...
ONE DAY… by Akinbode Oluwatobi Israel
I sit on this sick chair, Rolling dice upside down, Calculating disfigured figures, The answers, a sticky solution. The pin that pierced my sole, Made my hope to hop, Only...
FRIEND INDEED by Olabusayo Ajayi Hammed
I wait; like night waiter, waiting for new dawn. Then I let months swallow my plight, and await her embrace not anymore.... I sleep in a room where her portrait...
THE FOLLY OF EVERYTHING: RISE TODAY by Kanyinsola Olorunnisola
The fire in her eyes seared my soul coal-black, Heaves of despair slouched her small, scrawny back, Engraved on her spirit was a weary lonely lack. For the first time,...
ÀWÈRÓ MI by Kolawole Samuel Adebayo
Àwèrò mi, that year, you gave me your heart and I gave you mine. It was an exchange; heart for heart; soul for soul. The day was February 13, a...
THE DESECRATORS by Olusegun M. Lawal
If the taught might be moral The rain of heart would have beautify the gold nobody knows what to anticipate Thats what they are saying till they defile the land...
ITOMO by Oni Stephen
Itomo, With go and go my fathers had served you, Itomo, With do and don't my mother had served you, You made them dance naked in the horrendous harmattan that...