she’s like a breeze that whispers rapture to ones existence, and deck …ones bed with roses–she’s success. sometimes I sit…
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Category: Poem and Pennings
Poetry: Anarchi, For The Lands That had Waited For Freedom by Olabayo Moses Tolulope
Who could talk this freedom than the just freed African eagle? Even the rusted roofs are evidences of our persecutions…
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Poetry: epi-taph! by Philip Olamilekan Odeyemi
right now, i know walls are crashing into me. & there is little i can do to stop a crying…
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Poetry: One Billion Dollar Dream by Micheal Ace
The world is a kind of desert, And I am a bird seeking solace therein. I found an oasis in…
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Poetry: Black Dress by Omemu Moyo Esther
Black Dress She is the whiny child in a black dress Covered in white hue and green lights Her table…
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Mistakes: The Greatest Minor Sin Sometimes my heart weeps for the mistakes he did Divine forgiveness of my soul is…
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Poetry: How To Count Stars by Muhammadnasir Aloba
How To Count Stars We all want to fathom the language of survival Without a stumble upon a modicum of…
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Poetry: Crazy World by Olajide Gbenga Emmanuel
CRAZY wORLD– pastoral poem Majority dwells where insanity dwells; Gun shots in the air are the throw-back of gravity from…
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Dark Lights Deep down a dark hole Of endless end Made lit by twinkling stars, Illuminating the beauty
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For What Shall I Say? They came in millions of programming Programming that gave our blabbering tongues words to say…
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Poetry: Love At First Sound by Omemu Moyo Esther
Dear Lover, Rosy cheeks and dainty browns; cherubic glow and an angel’s halo Tales do say love at first sight;…
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Poetry: Dreadful Nights by Muhammadnasir Aloba
Dreadful Nights How do I find my sleep at nights when the demons living in them have never faded away?…
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Haiku (Flames) Loneliness and bashful Draws from all envy and frights Till hearts melts like wax Friendship and…
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Poetry: Marindoti by Ijalusi T. Samuel
Marindoti We have travelled an adjourned journey Of serenity into a piteous polluted piety In obsolescence of light, time and…
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Poetry: Remember Me by Inusah Zanjina
Remember me There are somethings I don’t want to remember Like how Mama broke into pieces of eight On the…
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Maami, My hands are too heavy to greet this time For my heart is filled with tears
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Poetry: Little Sunflower by Afolabi Ibrahim Olamide
Little Sunflower I’m a beautiful yellow creature, I live on the field with my family. We aren’t something they care…
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Poetry: Songs Of The Rain by Nket Godwin
Songs Of The Rain Here’s the singing of the rain, Slowly unleashing the renascence of new rein. Its precipitation turns…
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Poetry: Reminders by Akinwale Philip Peace
Reminders Reminders pull the wall from you when you rest on them and cry. Nobody wears your pain nor could…
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Poetry: In The Eyes Of The Camera by SamuEL Amazing Ayoade
in the eye of the camera four days ago, eve was deceived by another snake. camera flashes. the photographer sits…
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Poetry: Crossroads by O.Olanrewaju Trimiziu
Crossroads We parted at the crossroad yesternight, under the illuminating moonlight, even though I knew it wasn’t right, I still…
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Poetry: Political Blindness by Awaji Isaac
Political Blindness The bourgeoisie came To Nigeria with three cane Civilizing, Converting, Commence.
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Buds Of A Rose Planted Apart We were bouquet from pine Smelling of smiling ananas But harmattan did twiddle…
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Poetry: Tell The Man by Olajide Gbenga Emmanuel
Tell The Man Tell the man who made my wail the wailstorm of wails Streaming my tears to echo to…
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Poetry: Enlivened by Steven Dangu
Enlivened Love corrupted me You found me in a place where the odds and evens ought to be on my…
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Poetry: Lost by Mubarak Adekunle Odeyemi
Lost With open hands, you came to me Provided the warmth I always crave the shelter I forever want…
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Poetry: Illusion by Mubarak Adekunle Odeyemi
Illusion I used to think I held you down Even when you were floating unsteadily in the oceans of…
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Poetry: Street Is Military by Uchendu Kaliz Njionye
Street Is Military There is a boy standing on the bridge of fate he can’t go back those over are…
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Poetry: Realms Of Fantasy And The Ultimate Reality by Sravani singampalli
Realms Of Fantasy And The Ultimate Reality The day you entered into my life I became the bird of paradise…
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Poetry: Bitter Sugar by Philip C. Abonyi
Bitter sugar when love touches you at the soft sides, you become no written with alphabets of yes, he advances…
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Poetry: Love by Abiodun Promise
Love Together we’ll scare the dark away and watch the sun rise from that horizon beyond that garden like a…
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FWGE: In Our Solitary Darkness by Oluwaseun Shedrack Akodu
in our solitary darkness I will hug you, like I hug pillow and see you pant while my beats release…
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Poetry: A woman’s Touch by Jessie Sarang
A woman’s touch The touch of a woman is like a dazzling starlight; alluring to behold and delicate to gaze…
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Poetry: Old Pearl Never Forgotten by Caleb Ugbo
Old Pearl Never Forgotten If i should find my prints back to your hut In robes and flesh of grey,…
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Poetry: Amala Dudu By Fawole Immanuel Taiwo
AMALA DUDU A stream gives flow in my mouth at a view of thee. A horse ridden within me races…
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Poetry: The Lazy man’s poem by Micheal Ace
The Lazy man’s poem The rest of the world sleep at night The dead too, unless there are errands to…
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Poetry: Unfaithfulness By Samuel Nzebor
Unfaithfulness Each time I hold your image like strong wine in my head, it flies off like a bird
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Poetry: Thank You, Church By Stefn Sylvester Anyatonwu
Thank You, Church I was hungry and you formed a committee and you discussed my hunger and you paid yourselves…
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Poetry: Two Poems By Emminex Paradox
BURNING DESIRES I. we burn down buildings like we find remembrance in embers we forget our bodies are burning cities…
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Poetry: Deflowered by Vasily Mikhailovich Doestovski
See… I used to have this flower so beautiful like the hibiscus and radiant like the sunflower. It had a…
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Poetry: Two Poems by Olamilekan Philip
lamentations my body became a heap of injured memories & ooze smell of wailings for lost souls, who got tired…
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Poetry: You Are Not A Man by Philip C. Abonyi
You are not a man If you cannot quench your anger with quietness When woman vomits words that cut…
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Poetry: Heaven Cries Aloud by Adedeji Ridwan Olanrewaju
Yesterday awakened cries of sacrilege Left heaven ajar of acrid rain On an earth ran amok Like the splitting of…
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Poetry: Dying Slowly By Michael Ifeanyichukwu Akuchie
I want to burn like a cigarette and distribute pieces of my body to the earth like weightless ash.
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Poetry: The Fault In Our Stars By Olabisi Abiodun Akinwale
There is a way to hold creation in your tongue The way a boy folds his dreams In his mother’s…
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Poetry: Spiritual Songs; A Trilogy by Adeniran Ogooluwa Joseph
Out Of Bound: [For people living out of revelation] This world is coming to an end,soon; Just watch how it…
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Poetry: The End Has Not Yet Come by Micheal Ace
The book of Psalm was the last leaf on this tree I ate the green and became a mint on…
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Poetry: Perspectives by Jide Badmus
From this position I see beyond your definitions. I see clarity hooded in confusion; Joy trapped in the jaws of…
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Book Review: A Review Of ‘In My Father’s House’ by Mosobalaje M Abimbola
If pictures could tell the stories behind them, how would the world look at the Ones in them?
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