Poetry
THE HIGH HILL BREEZE
By Ridwan Bello, Kaduna, Nigeria How massive and tall are you dear That the heavenly sky laid its body here And the mother earth envies your richness For all…
GLOBAL WARMING
By Margueritte Pitjeng What is the definition of love I ask? Imprudent and dunked in a pool of acid is what you replied Selling yourself to the depths of happiness…
THIS I SAY
By Benson Kasuti But do I say I am also seeing a smile But does it pay? Or its just happiness for a while I admit I was wrong…
THE FRUIT OF HONESTY
By Abdulhamid Usman, Nigeria Living in fear and horror Of no word being accepted From typical terror Who is liar related. Thunderstrike in pristine mind No light will be…
GHOSTS OF HITLER
By Haruna Birniwa, Jigawa State, Nigeria You called her virus, l call her a war Indeed a great war of invisible weapon War of no gun no sword. Neither atomic…
THE MASKS OF LOVE
By Evelyn Ongogo They say Love is red That Love isn’t blue or Green, Or purple, or Indigo, Or yellow or Orange! But why Red? Isn’t Red, the colour of…