maybe some cultures live in cut bodies

A poem by Damilola Omotoyinbo

A poem by Bryan Joe Okwesili

A poem by Jeremy Karn

A poem by Damilola Omotoyinbo

The sage said it is the bittersweet taste of life/ But we have never tasted the sweet

A poem on Africa by Yewande Adebowale

Poetry | Yvonne Nezianya | Nigeria

A poem by U.A Edwardson on Africa

A poem by Yvonne Nezianya

Poem by Abuoya Eruot

Paul Chuks | Poetry | Nigeria | Afritondo

Poetry | Podcast | Praise Osawaru | Nigeria

Caged | Poetry | Yewande Adebowale | Nigeria

A dirge to my unborn | Poetry | Abuoya Erout | Liberia

Fictional verses and short stories centred on everyday life in Lagos, Nigeria.

Poetry by Praise Osawaru

Poetry by Yewande Adebowale

Dark. Too dark and different. In the night I might disappear completely and never return.

Have you ever imagined why butterflies are decorated with thousands ellipsis?

and why they never cease kissing and flirting with flowers?