Something, Anything
Bottles of beer to their mouths, they all anxiously wait for him to at least say something, acknowledging that it is best to let a man crawl out of his shell on his own.
Elegy for boys who never returned
Iāve watched mothers / Break into rivers / Before their childrenās / Sprawled bodies.
A Caricature of Something Forgotten
Then I heard blog posts made money for writers. Like every click they got converted to money, like Linda Ikeji's blog. āWhen Google Ads enter your blog like this, you will blow.ā So I tried blogging. I didnāt blow.
How To Live in Nigeria
Ignore the temptation to acknowledge that as you grow older, the countryās thorns grow younger. Live like a bird. Do not think of the future.
When ephemera glows in the cemetery like seawater on a hot day
Once my life was brilliant with you in it
Desert Story
When the sun came back/ I was a full tree/with all the room in the desert to grow,
Predominantly Wild Imagination
I hope when they take my picture/I am filtered with bright exposure
Singular Affections
The sun shone brightly as if the ancestors themselves smiled upon the day.
The Headhunter
When the Black man ruled this land, things were very different. You see, me, Iām the brother of the wind; I am the altered destiny.ā
A conversation with Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu on the Quality of Mercy
The Quality of Mercy is one of the finest books from Africa, and with it, Siphiwe has positioned herself as an important [African] writer
An Elegy For A Housefly
A small portion of your wings / Housefly, lies here before my eyes.
Meeting Yewa
As soon as the smoke dispersed, a gorgeous woman with glowing dark skin was standing there.