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Musings
“2020 ‘Won’ or 2021” — A Poem by Nelson Dominic Ikpendu
They called it a year of plenty doubles Double blessings and enormous hopes But some saw within her strides an unknown trouble That taught many to live on the ropes. January was so beautiful a…
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Musings
“Fine Line” — A Poem by Davine
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Anthologies
“(We Arose) At Sixty” — An #EndSARS Anthology
“Throughout my life as a Nigerian, I’ve never felt the way I did these past weeks. We as a nation have become so used to suffering and oppression in every system that the mere thought…
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Articles and Opinion
“My Erotica: What Has It Done to Me” — An Article by Aries
Everyone had something they found great pleasure in. People called it hobbies or interests; there were many names to the guilty pleasures, and although some were always frowned upon by society, you can never bring…
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Musings
“Toxicity” — A Poem by Davine
Hey, you! Stop hiding your evil intentions! Stop being a hypocrite, behind “constructive criticism”. It’s useless. If you want help and love, go to the right places. Don’t push others down with you. That is…
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Love Poems
“In Loving Memory” — A Poem by Uzezi Ulueme
It took a brave girl to try To let the memory of you Flow with an erosion of thoughts Into the depth of pain. The last drops of my life Trickled down my palm Down…
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Poetry
“The Empty Child” — A Poem by Dortman
The moment your Yoruba teacher says, “What do they call the god of thunder in your language?” You strike your voice like a lightning, and for a millisecond, you feel the presence of he that…
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Love Poems
“Broken Souls” — A Poem by Allyna Kemmy
Tonight, I pen from a breaking soul… So it’s just in pieces, like her. For the first time I bow my head I admit to the silence I admit to the woman fighting within I…
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Love Poems
“Straight Lines” — A Poem by Zoe
I’d be lying if I say I think of you all day, but the few times I do, thoughts of you leave a lingering mist in its wake. I could dip and coat my praise…
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Poetry
“The Price of Victory” — A Poem by Chima Daniel
O men of peace and valour, the days are long gone for rehearsing the victor’s song. When the oboe of the villain is louder than the trumpets of fallen heroes. When the voiceful innocents with…
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Musings
“Hope” — A Poem by Josh Pampam
To us all together, We want the life laced with colours— To crawl over our skins, Like green does to grasses: A life so sweet and stunning, so cold, so clean and true; That has…
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Musings
“The Devil Yelled” — A Poem by Chima Daniel
Then he said, Everything is mine! It is mine to define, design and refine. Everything on the line including the lion and the swine. Everything that is fine, that is subject to decline. Everything that…
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Poetry
“Not All is Odd” — A Poem by Chinedu Nwofia
In the reflection of my tears I found a repaired soul Whose strength was made out of conquered fears Scars from wrestling with God’s goal Evoking a great madness to loiter in my soul like…
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Prose Poetry
“Little Candle” — Prose Poetry by Allyna Kemmy
I stopped because I couldn’t stand the tears in her eyes anymore. I would come home and she would ask if I was okay and when I said I was fine, she would smile, then…
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Prose Poetry
“Infuriation” — Prose Poetry by Nice Mwaura
Sorry, I cannot be perfect. But pain wears many faces; though sometimes, my pain wears yours. I have spent my life on stages before but for you, I look for a level ground just to…
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Poetry
“In Our Coffers” — A Poem by Ayomide Inufin D’great
••• Sons and daughters! Look at how this funny men stole our smile, How they built themselves bakeries from our daily bread and butter, I smell massacre in our coffers — nausea of a dirty…
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Musings
“1,000,000 Likes” — A Poem by Ayomide Inufin D’great
Like a beautiful day and a wonderful night, A gilt graced with glamour living in the spotlight, The face on magazines and TV screens, Of a life that sail in the depth of mainstream… A…
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Cryptocurrency
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Poetry
“Ungolden Silence” — A Poem by Princess Sarah Akpu
She sat by the corner Mourning her pain and shame Physically, emotionally and mentally she’s been violated. Her red eyes bore the evidence of violence inflicted by her assiliant. Every night, it’s same old story,…
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