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A Guy’s Dilemma VII
All Episodes Everyone was fully basked in surprise as Adenike’s mum rushed to her husband to calm him down while trying to understand what was going on. Tade wasn’t paying attention to his wife at this point. He was consumed by anger and was... Read More
My Life
My life began with a skeleton with a smile and bubbling eyes in my garden of dandelions. Everything else fell off the edge, a jigsaw puzzle piece cut in half. When young, I pressed against my mother’s breast, but youthful memories fell... Read More
We Sell Lights Here
The streets had been weeping for days, and Chima was tired of it. She was tired of the ugly rubber slippers she had to wear in place of her shoes. She was tired of the mud getting in between her toes. She was tired of having to curse everyone who left... Read More
A Review of Falz “Child of the World”
by Farida Adamu I started paying better attention to Falz after he released “This is Nigeria”, a song that talked about the most bedeviling issues that affect Nigeria. I thought it to be a bold and extraordinary work of art. Despite the backlash... Read More
Blog Festival | Oh Carol, Poem | by Michael Lee Johnson
You treat me like soiled underwear. I work my way through. I gave up jitterbug dancing, that cha-cha-chá, all my eccentric moves, theatric acting, poetry slams. I seek refuge away old films, nightmares you jumping from my raspberry Geo Chevy... Read More
Review: Prison Break Season 5 – E4
The chemistry continues between Sheba and Linc and C-Note comes to tell him to abandon Michael as ISIL keeps on advancing towards on Sana’a as they are breaking through the check points. The guards are frightened and are set to run. The Christian... Read More
A POEM FOR MY FUTURE WIFE
Let me stand naked before thee. Buried in your shadow, lost in flames. Let me pull this off my bosom and watch your bulge get larger under your legs. Isn’t my bosom like the moonlight that shine tonight? Bright and full. Waiting to... Read More
More than an ex
Dear Vivian, Yes, I chose to call you Vivian today. Maybe because it’s Sunday and I don’t want to term you ‘ Ex ‘. I’ve missed you a whole lot Vivian. I saw two people today who looked like lovers while coming back from... Read More
Love Literati Contest: ‘The Burden of Love’ by Iyiola Abiola
I saw age in your eyes It was braided into your smile Like a woven basket. And your hanging dimple Slopes like Erin falls. It troughs through your smile Into the gully mound of your cheek Like a splattering fall On a creasing rock. Your... Read More