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“It Started With A Slap” A Poem by Temisan Dudu
“It Started With A Slap” A Poem by Temisan Dudu It started with a single slap Back then during courtship And I vowed I was going to leave him He Read More
Poem: To Touch Home by Michael Ifeanyi Akuchie
To Touch Home I have managed to squeeze every bit of my body inside a green colored suitcase and I am going to find home in the mouth of a Read More
Poem: Vigil by Michael Akuchie
Vigil I lie awake, watching the moonbeam burst into my room through the window. I permit a traffic of thoughts to flow, to travel on the highway in my head. Read More
Poem: Searchlights by Michael Akuchie
Searchlights We are runaway bodies seeking light in each other’s hearts. Like searchlights, we do not need the sun to direct us. We are enough for ourselves and we find Read More
Poem: The Epiphany Is At Hand
The Epiphany is at hand by Gloria Chimelu Walking through earth’s realm, I behold mediocrity. I spit at it.I It is the norm, so acceptable, the crevice for cowardice. I Read More
Poem: Conversations; Our U.S.A (United State Of Africa) by Vanessa Ezeokoye
Conversations; Our U.S.A( United State Of Africa) The questions seemed irrelevant, notably saddening, It came insecure and foretold discrimination. The smile on her lips dried up, As the caller asked, Read More
Poem: Legend of The Danfo by Michael Akuchie
Poem: Legend of The Danfo weary from my interstate trip, i jump into a fast moving rusty bus. here it is called danfo. a legend worshipped and patronized by commuters. Read More
Diary: Poem by Michael Akuchie
Diary All the things you do to me will tread the path of unforgettable memories that I have patiently been recording all these many years. The words are calling your Read More
Scars: Poem by Gloria Chimelu
Scars are all I have, Scars are all I am. Can’t I just vanish from earth’s timeline? Let me out of your mind, I don’t want to hurt you. A Read More