Poems

By Olupona Adeola Elizabeth (Lilybeth) Skinned Blacks; Brave and agile.Their forefathers’ tongues,Never stiffen in their throats.The songs of their land,Journeyed in their veins.The beauty of motherland,Fulgurated like precious gold.From her …

The Lamp and Lantern Read More

By Adewale Oluwafunmibi Adeolu Shadows collide and overlap; did they press too near?Halt, desist, leave and disperse, was it pressed too clear?Finally settled the dust, did they press too tight?End …

Press Too Hard? Read More

By: Iyanuoluwa Oni The cries have become ordinary.Complaints have become background noise.What once shook our consciencenow barely turns our heads.Injustice is no longer resistedit is endured. It is embraced.Then forgotten.Tell …

What Can the Poor Man Do? Read More

Since childhood, a male child has been though to keep his feelings and emotions that pain is not shown, it is a lesson learnt and must be passed on because a little weakness

Bottle up: Fear or maturity? Read More

It emphasizes the depth and drive of the male child, who was built to survive in warfare rather than funfare, it is lonely path to be a male child, you nurse your wounds, do society don’t presume you weak, they fight with their thoughts daily.

The Male Child: A Lonely path Read More