BLACK ANTS: Ndukwo Kalu Ugah
A quest in every land Accepting slavery without protest, You peep into the dinner table of your land; Inhabiting many a forest. The sun grazes you so black while in...
I GREW AROUND THIS TABLE: by Oppong Clifford Benjamin
Our dining table round It brings us around and bound Seats not far from the center reach Six beautiful chairs, one for each A table cloth to cover and adorn...
I KNOW WHY BIRDIES SITS ON ROOF: by Sir Toby Moses
Albeit, Zephyrs silently blow east and west! Every walls stand as tho`ey conceives nowt; Birdies in that kind, fly retires gently on roofs! Mayhaps,Ye knowest not why they doth so? But...
YOUR SISTER’S LOVE by Bamas Sinach VicToria
[caption id="attachment_7412" align="aligncenter" width="371"] www.facebook.com/WRRPoetry [Your Sister's Love][/caption]When your sister was on all fours, she said love is: "when mother bathes, nurses and pets me when I open the salty...
COLOUR WHITE by Ijalusi Oluwatola Samuel
Knock Knock Knock Who is that? It is me. What do you want? I want a colour. Which colour? I want the colour That speaks of validity of love I...
PROGRESSIVE DESTINATION: Aremu Adams Adebisi
Driver, you stopped by them calling out In your sugar-coated voice of canvassing For the need for change and development And adequate uncommon mobility That promised a progressive destination. Driver,...
MISS MARY KAY: Ogoluwa Simon Ojewale
Her face is painted Without a touch of art Her beauty is tainted As it sinks down her heart She needs attention So she uses a dozen makeup Then gets...
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...
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...