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Paper People by Harry Baker
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Ruptured Emotion by Deborah Nnagbo
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Shameless Love by Okoroji Chidiebere Alexander
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Shepherd’s poem
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Initiated Relationship by Okoroji Chidiebere Alexander
I was drunk last night, Thinking about your very words, How this our love is an initiation, And not a relationship, What I call, inspired spirituality. You accosted the actions, While prolonging your decisions, You never truly loved me, Will it be best I say; You rather used me, I have heard men are scum,…
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Haiku: Tides
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Rainfall, Drummer of the Year!
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Haiku: Sunset
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My Muse
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I Felt Roses by Okoroji Chidiebere Alexander
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Don’t Forget by Okoroji Chidiebere Alexander
Don’t forget how we started, Don’t forget where we met, The circumstances, How it happened, Don’t forget so soon! I was just like a stranger, The other day, I was a nobody to you, A commoner, An ordinary soul, Flying and searching for love, Searching for hope, In pursuit for happiness, Until the encounter, Don’t…
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Muse: Evening Rain
Listen… Hear the clouds rumble, for it rains again Soft breezes from the quiet evening Come drumming, mildly on the pan, The rooftop has got a companion Up this ancient forested hills The trees dance and twist To songs from the Winds tongues From the pond, the back-up frog choir get set, Waiting for their…
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Haiku: Searching the Flames
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Poetale after the Days work
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Haiku: The Wind surfs
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Haiku: A Summer Walk
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A poem for Sailors
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Nigeria
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Smile for me
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Teach me to Love you again
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Thoughts on Contentment
Most vices become when there’s a lack of contentment. Burglary, pilfering, all manner of stealing, falsehood, and even hatred of oneself are all discontentment factors. I asked some elders about their thoughts on contentment, and they gladly led me through their wisdom. As we all know, happiness is a great virtue worth teaching our younger…
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Happy Autumn song
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Drums of Nature
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Muse: For you…
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Sharing the Love (with Franklin Onuoha for Charles Iroegbu)
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Dear South Africa
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Poetry of Faith
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Amuse: Little flower
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You and I…
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Four Nature Poems with Deborah Nnagbo, Shawny Johnson and Franklin Onuoha
Ogbunike Cave by Deborah Nnagbo There it lies with an open mouth, Basking in the unadulterated air of tradition. Bidding me to come in unto her, Inside the sacred forest guarding the glory of a race. Slowly, I tiptoed into natures edifice. With eyes clothed with wonder. I could not but see the finger of…
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African tales by Moonlight
Living in the countyside was fun. I can’t forget the numerous activities/events I participated in. I remember the rodent hunting, farm work, fruit catching, swimming in the streams, wrestling fights and the night tales. My favorite was the night tales which was something else. How I love to sit in the warmth of other kids,…
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The Wrong Way
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Muse: The African Bride
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Anyanwu Ututu m (My Morning sun)
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Tiv Princess
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Titan
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Wealth of Summer
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Nnem (My Mother)
Nnem oma, my sweet mother My best friend! Onyem, m ji eme onu Daada! Thinking of you Gives me great joy! My first love, my creator! Ina enyem obi anuri, Ina akasim obi, I can not quantify this joy You are my blessing Nkechinyerem! Learn Igbo language here. *** Commentary: I think everyone should be…
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Muse: Piece of me
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In the Beginning
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Love enough for me
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Morning sun
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A Tale of the Wild Woods: Cold world
When the last winter snow melted Several things had changed The tree leaves had less dew And the tree roots hid in the sand The skies were dark blue, Drawing images of floating clouds Few birds came sailing through the sky Larks, Swallows, Parrots and Cuckoos Danced in the clear skies And from the mist,…
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End of the day
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Mirror
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Gather the Harvest
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Moonlight
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Knowledge