Tuesday, 14 August 2018
DEAD LIONS DONT ROAR

You lay still, Your tears like river
As he came in and out of your slits
Like one would pull a plant
His sweat dripped on you like misery
That night was the end of your purity
But I do not blame you for shutting his destiny
That club that took away a sad life
Still hangs in the blues
But let the horror give way
Let it give your memory no strife
He can't hurt you again..
He was buried with his ego and strength
Dimola,Dead lions can't roar
Especially one who took without a price,
Your pride ,beauty and will thrice
This was my entry for Tolu Toludo #poetry challenge
Tuesday, 17 October 2017
LET ME ASK MY MOTHER
Mere looks at the hooks in my life
Makes me bruise the knee of my cruise
My life is full of strife
I just sit calmly and listen to the blues
Men and women chattering
I feel numb
My life is torn and confused
When from my mothers breast a suckling
I do not feel protected
Where do I go cuddling?
Am I now too big to fit into my cradle basket!!
I Am grown to the open world
Where my Mother only hopes and prays
She prays "may her dreams never grow null''
"May she surpass turbulent gates"
I Am out in the solitude of the bushes
The one with beautiful unwanted fruits
Free to pluck as it lay there rotten & languished.
I feel a connection there
Am I now like forest fruits
Beautiful yet unwanted?
I will go home and ask my mother
or perhaps mother nature
Why life and growth are so tormented!
Monday, 9 October 2017
THE KNOWLEDGE OF COOKING DOES NOT COME PREINSTALLED IN A VAGINA
I really love Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and I hope I meet her one day. This has to be my favorite quote from her.
To read more about her visit her websiteThe knowledge of cooking does not come pre-installed in a vagina, I mean cooking, by the way, is a very useful skill for a boy to have, I have never thought it made sense to leave such a vital thing "the ability to nourish oneself in the hands of others_CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE
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