SON, FATHER AND MOTHER by Ndukwo Kalu Ugah
When I was born I placed a new salt of life to my home At least,the flattery were gone And the native joy comes home Like visions in a dream...
COUNTABLE STARS by Ebuka Wiz Godwin
I tried counting the stars, several nights I stayed up One, two, three, four I lost count, didn't know which I had counted or not May be they disappear, may...
TAKE ME HOME by Ifeanyi Alex
I like to feel it again When you will take me home And I will gaze thru the window as we wheel-on For as far as we journey forward Trees...
OGUN OMODE by Olùwá Olámípòsi Omóyelé
ogun omode ki i se ere fun ogun odun', Oro yeye ni eyi si mi. Mo se iranti awon elegbe mi lati ikoko- Ebi, aini ati adanu. Orin ebi inu...
KNOW HOW TO COOK by Nancy E Biddle
know how to cook, woman and man because you never know when you'll be stranded hungry with no one else to whip up something to eat, and no change in...
THIS GODDESS’ PLIGHT by Eziudo Michael Nwachukwu
While they played she like a nun in her mother's den learned with difficulty To make a home and to keep it learned under crude tutoring From the cradle to...
THE VOICE AGAINST DIVORCE by Osifeko Abisoye Dave
I am the voice of the masses, weeping in silence As modernism robs my body of completeness Spilling the blood of babes yet unformed Incurring wrath from avenues yet undiscovered...
WHO WILL I MARRY by Osoba Taiwo Peter
Who will I marry ? Who will be my EVEr loving wife ? Who will my baby carry ? Who will be with me for the entirety of her life...
A STRANGER TO LOVE by Damilola Olumegbon
Tell me something, A tale I've never noticed, A perfect film story, With all the romantic glory, From the view of a spectator's satisfaction, The one that creates certain imagination,...
LET ME BE A CHILD by Taiy Peter
Please, Mom and Dad, My hands are small I don't mean to spill my milk It just happens My legs are short Please slow down So I can keep up...