…His Bone Cord A lesson taught; To remain still at HIS Blood-bled cross, peering Deeply, sprightly into the consuming Darkness and desecrating Locusts, For these parlous things Who come benign In drape tongues to smudge and Extirpate Jesus’ submitting Sheep, … Continue reading Poetry from Francis Annagu
UGLINESS Ugliness, of evil beauty I come in spill feel of painted words Shaded in large lines of hated hues Galleried a facebook dread of hurtful look Readers, I hope you won’t puke? Hell is such … Continue reading Poetry from Tanimonure Richards Adewale
When the evening fellowship had ended, all Christians but Mrs Kimathi, left. For the members of this fellowship, this was not unusual: Mrs Kimathi always stayed behind for counseling. Mr Kimathi, her husband, had married a second wife: … Continue reading The Devil Tempted Us by Samuel Kamugisha
DO NOT Do not trade your heart to please anyone Search deep down in your heart And settle the cravings in your heart She is dearest to you Do not shun your conscience to love the world Agree … Continue reading Poetry from Oghenero Ezaza
SUN BLOOMS IN GODMAN Our days have were numbered Not by ‘Odomankoma’ But by creed narrations Made out of sparkling dust cities Chirped out of factory machines. Yesterday, a war sagged our home– And our souls drained! It … Continue reading Two Poems from Nana Arhin Tsiwah
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