obinna
Poetry
New songs of a stranger at the smiling coast
A big drop of tear
by Obinna Chilekezi You left on my pillow
That your big drop of tear
An indelible mark
Of your smile turned sour I tried last night to erase it
And it turned red and blood
As it stared colourlessly at me
Drawing...
Poetry
Banjul this afternoon and other poems
Banjul this afternoon
by Obinna Chilekezi I can’t comprehend the weather
as the sun goes laughing in this cold
around the town. The skies are songless, but
the roads are black-white
with people-mix
While blades of grass seem all flattened down. This cold
imprisoning me to my jacket
is killing,...
Poetry
A matter of choice
It's a choice
- poem on Nigeria election by obinna chilekezi See the rainbow
the colours all aglow
splash down our earth
like riverfall... there is light beyond the tunnel!
the cloned man resurrecting
a dead hope, wasted years reborn
as we walk to a next level...
Poetry
This is December, and other poems
This is December
by Obinna Chilekezi Laughter runs through the season ahead
as marigold flowers smile their way
with yellow teeth
along bush paths
In this smiling season A drunk
dressed festive staggers homeward
Strutting and smiling
Like the marigolds A moony dog barks
and barks at the drunk
Who in bleeding...
Poetry
Rainbow and other poem
Rainbow
by Obinna Chilekezi
Stars shift in their sockets
and the birds no singsong still
distressing the stone terrace
with winds fanning downward
and upward. After that heated noon
the rains bathe the sky
and the sky smiles
widely appreciating
the rainbow that was born. Good morning, birds
by Obinna Chilekezi Kuku...
Poetry
Food comes first, and other poems
Food comes first by Obinna Chilekezi
Under the twinkle of his wifely burst
Till truth became for him the sun of anger
And of present hunger.
Hunger befriends the land
The land befriends hunger
Our President,
What months and power wasted.
Change was what he promised.
And change the...
Poetry
Hyena for a neighbour (poem)
Hyena for a neighbour
by Obinna Chilekezi
~ I ask only for this:
To look deep into my eyes
And see the fascinating feline
Awaiting a prey. These eyes have seen weights
Of burdens, endless source tears
But everyone needs a beginning,
A fresh start, with some fun. We all...
Poetry
Last night I dreamt (poem)
Last night I dreamt by Obinna Chilekezi
~ Last night I dreamt
I saw a ghost
Me in your bedside And I the tear on the mask
You the idle handkerchief
In the hand of the bystander It hurt somehow
To embark on a journey
You know that you couldn’t...
Poetry
But I have to leave – (Poem)
But I have to leave (A Poem) by Obinna Chilekezi
~ A fine Sunday morning
A bird and his mate at my window
Singing songs of love together This country is
Full of pretty feathers And aviary songs,
I love her But the taxi's outside
Waiting, and I have to leave
These...
Poetry
Early morning rain by Obinna Chilekezi
Early morning rain
(Updated) It rained heavily this morning
With showers, strong winds and sandstorm
And the wind with big strong hands shaking everything
At sight. There I perched.
It rained, strongly
And a bird in its apartment is drenched
But it continues to sing sweet songs...
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