Poems & Poets

Paint Has a Sound by Russell Riendeau is a poignant prose piece that explores the sensory shift as deafness encroaches, altering the very fabric of perception. Through vivid imagery, the narrative evokes the relentless pursuit of silence, replacing familiar sounds ...

In Olumide's "Air, Fire and You," nature serves as the poet's law, with words flowing like a gentle breeze, capturing the essence of air's tender touch.

“March” by NMokde Abuay is a exploration of peace, resilience, and spirituality. Through vivid imagery, the poem delves into the journey of individuals facing challenges and confronting their inner selves.

In Valentine Nnebe’s prose "The Old Beggar," the beauty of a Friday on Milford Street is vividly described, with its clear skies, joyful faces, and summer sun casting playful shadows, embodying freedom and delight

In Judekelvin Igbonekwu's poem "In Seek of the World To Believers," the poet reflects on the nature of belief across religions, urging an understanding of the human mind's depth. The poem contemplates the unforeseen future and the need for truth.

"Goodbye" by Adeyele Adeniran paints a tender portrait of sisterhood. The poem navigates the emotional terrain of a farewell, where tears and comforting gestures reveal the strength and depth of familial love.

In "Paychecks" by Judekelvin Igbonekwu, a woman’s toil in sulphur mines becomes a testament to her strength and resilience. The poem vividly portrays the harsh realities of labor and the indomitable spirit that endures.