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POET OF THE WEEK: “GOOD POETRY CONNECTS SOUL TO IMAGES” — MESIOYE AFFABLE JOHNSON
MESIOYE JOHNSON is a student of the Banking and Finance at the Federal Polytechnic Ilaro, known by the moniker “Affable” among his friends. Affable is a budding poet/Spoken Word artist...
A DARK PATH by Siraj Azeez Sabuke
A Dark Path. In the room darkened With the fragrance of silence I cry in silent whispers To the rumbling howls Of absence of trust in love. How relationships Built...
I THOUGHT I WAS A POET by Ikirigo Sokari Jeremiah
I thought I was a poet, richly endowed as one can be As daily I keep dropping my lines, free for all here to see Believing am the best, but...
NOT ONLY THE BRAVE SURVIVE by Nnawuihe Wisdom Chisom
I'll tell you of many sacred voices About life's inclinations on the maps Of many's wants and needs, The laments and cursing of the pains That makes their eyes the...
IT WAS NOT EASY by Osoba Taiwo Peter
Judas had gave the detached troop a sign, that whoever he kiss Is the Jesus, And immediately they have Him cease, He whom Judas with a kiss endorse. Herod treated...
MY LADY, MY MISTRESS by Adeosun Pelumi
Oh! How my sodden heart leaped when I saw her, She is mine and I would fight war III to keep her so But when the ambiance of her presence...
DECEMBER 32ND by Goodness Ayoola
i. (rising action) this day i met stupor we slept on the same bed... the goblin in demonic goggles stood and read the book of doom he was the priest...
THE SIGHING MOON by Mesioye Affable Johnson
The sighing moon With stories untold left at the base of our lips, Drenched by tales that turned hunger to breakfast, We laid our chopped fate on nightmares that flips...
BETTER NIGERIA STARTS TODAY by Stephen Oluwaseyi
Life had given birth to great heroes Whose works are still speaking Though they made great history They are yesterday When are we going to stop looking back? To limb...