Call me the wave that blows the seasoned atmosphere; Picking out trashes; blending them amidst thorns Forming beautiful petals Petals that sprout colourfully, Blooming- with scents that choke The bitterness and foul smell cornering our nostrils Call me the tong that set disputes in fire Making justice rule and slaying wrength that is now a … More I Am Poetry
Because I love you… I will travel a long mile on thorny roads Weaving my hair into knots And make my heart beat your closest ally I will parade around the glittering stars of your mind Occupying you with my sweet cologne I will tell you how much I love you Only in my dreams … More Because I Love You
As usual, I was in the sitting room with my complete family when the show came on. My siblings dashed to bed, but being a strong girl, I wanted to prove everyone wrong by sitting in the sofa to stare at the very old presenter of LABEORUN without blinking an eye…. … More Labe Orun | by Oluwatosin Omolale
When I decided to tell her I was in love with her, my trouble began. And when my trouble began, and aggravated, I wondered whether I shouldn’t have told her… … More The Consequences of Loving Rita | by Nicolas Leam
you look beautiful
when you stare at me that way
and you leave me wondering… … More Echoes
I declare with so much strength on my inside that enough is enough of carrying around me the luggage of the past
It sure bears so much weight
I say to myself:
I am not to be pitied… … More Taking Charge and Leaving My Pain Behind | by Deborah Ashaye
Tell my father I am no longer that little girl, Remind him of how time changes me Let him know of the infinity suitors That threads along the corridor of my lone heart And how my eyes are coated with crystals Tell him of my long and straight legs That defines the beauty of Africa,
Darling plantain I’ve walked through all spheres of life And past several delicacies Yet not one would stoop low to be my friend Your beauty captures my attracting receptor
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