MAMA PUT by Edward Babatunde
She is the one To whom we run, Mother of all hungry souls; She keeps no barrier or divide No matter where you may reside. “Come one, come all,” Be...
TOMORROW NEVER COMES by Andrew Ifeatu Jennifer
Old lions and lionesses Hungry with desire to turn their curbs into carcasses Brains filled with abnormalities of no diagnosis Grooming cubs to become asses Do we dwell on the...
CORRUPTION by Ezeokoye Vanessa Onyinye
When did you go? When are you coming again? They have swindled us from our accretion, And battered us with their Ponzi schemes. Perjury is now a child's play, Backsheesh...
TAKE ME HOME by Ifeanyi Alex
I like to feel it again When you will take me home And I will gaze thru the window as we wheel-on For as far as we journey forward Trees...
CHANGE-AIR by Olanrewaju Tajudeen
How do we breathe? If the air is in conflict with our lungs; the wind, in conflict with our exhalation current; heart, in conflict with our reflex muscles veins, in...
NATIONAL PEOPLE by Isoboye Danagogo
Deity or the gods? Land or water? Medicine that cures no illness Is sugar too bitter on the tongue of kola-nut? Waist belted sitters Greed eat them pot belliously The...
WHAT GOD AND I SAW by Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
(for Ondo and other cities) i. i saw man die on the same street he was born yesterday i saw a man killed by the same hands he shook yesterday...
MR. CHAIRMAN by Saidu Mark Jatau
It was yesterday, you said you will come sweeping, cleaning and changing! Leaving with us a song of hope. Now that you are here, Shall we compare thee to yesterday?...
OUR YOUTH by Ndukwo Kalu Ugah
The heart pumps her curves as tempting energizing the blood to beat the drum, As she walks; Focusing loose in between her legs, Eventually,the mouth knows nothing. What could speak...
CHANGE HAPPENED WITHOUT ME! by Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
“I am a coward of no name I am a fool of sour fame For I sat among idle men While a wolf ate the hen.” Things had fallen apart:...