AND SO I RECEIVED A WAVE by Uchenna Egbo
And so I received a wave while I was advancing for a shake; So Akimbo I stood with my head moving side by side Away they walked and in thoughts...
SPEAKING PEN FOR MY INFIRMITIES by Olajuwon Joseph Olumide
In this unelapsed trying time, I yet woke As life's trials weigh heaviness in my mouth. Too many beffudled voices, grappling within, My garrulous lips could utter none! So that...
THIS LIFE by Christopher Titus
Oh thou life mixed with pains Where all plans vanish in plain Tis in this little home that We loss all our strength. Oh this life with much to gain...
RECLUSE REPUBLIC by Efe Ogufere
The world doesn't get bigger than this If the introverts are most dangerous Why then is the evil so loud and clear And good, a ghost of a fading whisper?...
WE WILL RISE AGAIN! by Nnamdi Amasiatu
Wake up, wake up Awake from the dream land to reality Though we've eaten deep into our bones We've stretched and will not let go We will rise again Some...
TILL TOMOROW DIES by Ololade Akinlabi
Our long awaited table refuses to turn, In starvation we rejoice in impoverishment we smile, smile our tinted teeth-a slogan for poverty. Hope, no longer in our anthem Children,recite dirge...
WHAT A COUNTRY! by Nnamdi Amasiatu
What a country? After many years of perpetual suffering We breathed sighs of relief The eras of the vicious men are gone The eras of rampant looting of the nation's...
FEAR by Saidu Mark Jatau
My doors, windows, flung open, greeted by obscure darkness. My mind ruminates around her presence, Because brightness took a long walk. The night is still not awaken yet, Nor am...
TO MY DREAM LOVE by Ololade Akinlabi
Let's fly to top seven silver hills like the last evening cat walking breeze. Let me hide you in my arm-pit as we travel to where no eyes will see...
WE ARE PART by Bauer Anyame
We are disabled. Not a lot that we ask, just enough of care and It's rare. They labeled us just like black label, we are not able that's why we need...