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THE WILLOW WIDOW

  • July 26, 2020
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ABUDU-BHADMUS OMOLABAKE My little window has become my companion The only proof there is a world beyond my deep agony: The green field contrasting the dark hole I’m in. My…
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WALLS OF LONGING

  • July 26, 2020
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SAI SABOUKE Today, again, I wake up — a truck Contemplating which highway to take. Though aware I am that all the roads Lead nowhere, my feet, carved To re-walk…
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REMEMBER

  • July 26, 2020
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CHINUA EZENWA-OHAETO Is it not great how good we think we are at remembering? remembrances: remember. Remember the day we buried a lizard on our playground and bore a guilt…
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I Wrote on the Blackboard About the Moon Halved by the Arms of God

  • July 26, 2020
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CHINUA EZENWA-OHAETO And how the death of anything is first being born. My sister taught me that everything around us is yet inside of us. One afternoon, I held the…
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