Hey Guys,I am excited to announce that my book, Solitude is now available on Amazon and Createspace estore.https://www.createspace.com/4968579
You can order it from the link abo...
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Friday, August 22, 2014
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Why I Think Nigeria Is No Place For A Woman With Dreams.
As i was passing time on twitter, i saw a retweet by my sister. Someone had tweeted "Nigeria is not a place for a woman with dreams" and i asked my sister who the lady was and she told me she didn't know, nevertheless i retweeted/favourited the tweet and exclaimed how much the tweet expressed my feelings. This is something that has bothered and is still bothering my heart.
Nigeria is most certainly...
Monday, August 11, 2014
Things i am coming to terms with as i am finding my way inside of this Labyrinth we call LIFE
I am still coming to terms with the fact that It is normal for me to care so deeply about something that seems pretty fucking logical and right to me while others could care less and to them, that seems logical and right. I am still trying to accept the fact that not everyone can give a shit like I do and that is OK. It's OK for me and it's OK for them not to give a shit. I am still trying to accept...
Thursday, August 7, 2014
My Other Mother
I am going to tell you
about my other mother
the one i met
at the bus stop
the one that told me
with the sincerity of sunlight
that i, was a little her
she told me
about her life
the good and the bad
and how she survived
this is my other mother
the one that did not birth me
the one that showed me
goodness
and kindness.
she spoke forgiveness
and we shared oysters
under the starless night
over cups...
Poem
She was
A deeply trouble
girl
who smoked
in an alley
and wore
black lipstick.
She dances to music
only she could hear
and adorns her hair
with little white lillies.
She wore spiked boots
and smelled of rain
when it kisses
the sand.
Underneath her skin
are beds of roses
waiting to be watered
by caressing palms
in hopes
one day
she might bloom
into
a beautiful
rose bu...
Home(1)
Coming to Nigeria is one of the things i sort of never look forward to anymore. I do not remember a time when coming back felt like a home coming to me.
Do not get me wrong, my family means the world to me. I would go to the end of the world and back for each and everyone of them. There is just a sense of incompleteness, in a very i-do-not-belong-here kind of way.
So with working on my writing, i...
Saturday, August 2, 2014
Written by my little sister Mimi
My 13 year old sister(Mimi) wrote this and i was highly fascinated at her thoughts. Forgive any grammatical errors for i will not edit her words. I am posting it as she wrote it. I asked her if i could post it on my blog and she agreed.
"In Nigeria, we are facing a lot of things like viruses(Ebola), war, religious crisis, bomb blasts. On the first thought, i just don't understand how Israelis will...
Poem
I come
From a generation of women
Women whom
Keep giving
Women whose hips
Are wide with giving.
Women whom love
And love
And love
Until
They have no love
Left
For themselves.
Women
Who have never
Uttered
The words
“I love you”
But say it
A thousand times
Over
Everyday
With hearts
Wide with
Giving.
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