Submitted poem The Way She Moves Poem by Sheila Moseley · 2026 The music fills the air Taking away her loneliness Motivating her to escape As the bass demands attention Her body slowly begins to move Embracing the feeling Her curvaceous hips begin to sway Left to right and back again As her ample backside […]
Submitted poem TELEPHONE Poem by Olutunbi Oluwaseun Israel · 2026 How incredible the way it works To the techno-illiterates, magic Communication enhanced greatly Even semi-illiterates still cannot believe it Masts, cables, micro-chips All for the communication "magic" The techno-literates thank their stars For they understand the principles behind Two persons speaking each to the other […]
Submitted poem BROKEN Poem by Kingsley U. Ayistar · 2026 She took death pills while counting her curses. A brutal husband and a barren womb… Her disconsolate heart, grave grief, nurses. She took death pills. While counting her curses, Her fidgeting hands scrawl suicide verses. She hopes to find rest in a quiet tomb. She […]
Submitted poem LORD, WHO WILL I MARRY? Poem by James T. Abel Adesitimi · 2026 LORD, WHO WILL I MARRY? Underneath the doleful clouds Stood I lone and haggard Ashore a forlorn sea Mooning over To the tale of sad-love The giants who marry their graves And the sweet nectars Which later turn to poison […]
Submitted poem JOROMI Poem by Adedayo Agarau · 2026 JOROMI [god of swaying legs] Call the rain to gather again Tell the dark cloud to shield upon our land Let the winds whistle rhythmically In the ambience of those trained palms Jarring tempted beats. Joromi, Our land has cheated you. But tonight, Our hips wouldn’t […]