SHED NO TEARS - Ogunyomi Israel Abidemi

Shed no tears, my love;
This darkness is just but a while.
While it off, until a bare dawn
Flips away the beauty of her ugliness,
Soaked and soften to earth in an indigo
Of depression, and swaddles your head
In turbans of hope;
While it off: it wouldn't last.

Let my warm arms sing your lullaby,
Deny your pretty skull,
All relics of sad memories
Hanging heavy cosmetics of sorrow
Upon the crescent of your brave brow
Let the blanket of the stars hide your tears,
And the petals of hibiscus be your dreams.
While it off: it wouldn't last. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

A REVIEW OF DENJA ABDULLAH’S PLAY DEATH AND THE KING’S GREY HAIR - By Olaniyi Abdulwaheed

Image
In every society, there must be a leader. A leader who is ready to refurbish the land, lead by example and abides by the laws of the society. A leader who is respected by his subjects is the one that serves the nation relentlessly and bends for the rule of law. The law of every society defines its power, culture and tradition. The uniqueness of a tradition in a particular nation is reserved in the constitution and how the people of the state respect the rule of law. When the power of a nation is given to a particular person to maintain orderliness, peace and harmony reigns if the ruler or king obeys political culture. Leaders must lead by example lest things fall apart. The play Death and the King’s Grey Hair centres around the ancestral culture of the people of Shakaga village. According to their unwritten constitution , a king rules for a short period of time, it is a taboo for him to live with signs of ageing,.The village only witnesses young kings and short reigns. The law ...
Read more

QUEEN OF MY HEART - Hamidat Doyinsola & Kazeem Adio

Image
 A few decades ago a baby was born looking radiant like a redolent spice Her Eyes wide-open like she came ready for it all Cried out  loud when she needed to be touched Mother’s eyes sparkled with love and some tears of joy Father’s heart filled with pride and a gratitude to God Everyone definitely knew a queen had just arrived Every hand seriously craved for a feel of her Her birth story is surely a tale like none other It’s worth being sang in an opera It’s a picture that must be painted for all to see This is indeed the story ‘the queen of my heart’   Written by: Hamidat Doyinsola & Kazeem Adio (C) 2022
Read more

Roles of Leaders in the Theatre of Conflict, War and Peace on African Socio-Political, and Cultural Stages - By Damilola Joseph

Abstract Africa has long been the parole of conflicts, war, terrorism, et cetera, in the extensive langue of the whole world’s conflict. Consequently, this essay proposes to suggest policies and considerations that can effect and sustain peace in Africa, drawing from instances and causes of conflicts across the continent. Keywords : Africa, Nigeria, West, Southern, Northern, Conflict, Security, Peace, Leadership. CLICK HERE TO READ THE COMPLETE TEXT...
Read more