The Good Society
SUBMISSIONS https://youtu.be/_ds082W0-bk https://www.instagram.com/p/CpE3I5uqAKo/ https://youtu.be/cXYlFwDdu0A https://youtu.be/l3AcmIUfl0U https://youtu.be/Rs57N7p_umA https://fanlink.to/bLUE We Partied during the Curfew after Ilya Kaminski -By Younglan Talyoung While yelwan zangam was on fire, we, the inhabitants of tudun wada, drank until we ran out of liquor. Joined the rant on Facebook #stopplateaukillings and smuggled more liquor from the […]
open more doors
could this be the effect of what insecurity has done to us? we have in the past allowed our doors open to all but this is what it has brought us to; strangers teaching our wards strange doctrines; our values watered down and trampled upon. our doors are open only to let strangers go back […]
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OUT NOW!!!! 3 poets.15 songs. 45 verses.
Dear all, Kindly hit https://linktr.ee/ebartsorg for the following: 1. R is a type of Something by Rudolph Adidi (Ruddapoet) 2. Thursday State of Mind by LARDO (Poetic LARDO) 3. AMTRiM (Allow Me To Reintroduce Myself) by Leonell Echa We hope you enjoy this!!!!!
Do not forgive us our sins | Chike Anre John
A wise Israelite king once wrote, “A good name is more desirable than great riches.” Not small riches. Not average riches. Great riches. The wise king said a good name is more desirable than all of those. But the king didn’t live in the Industrial Age. The king didn’t live in the internet age. The […]
Stories and the power they wield | Chike Anreti John
Growing up in Freetown Sierra Leone some of my favorite movies were Indiana Jones Temple of Doom, King Solomon’s mines, Tarzan, and the likes. For books, it was The Merchant of Venice, all 16 volumes of the junior world encyclopedia, and the last of the Mohicans. These were my go-to escape. We didn’t have cable […]
Download David Diop’s ‘Africa” Read by Poetic Oracle
”Africa” is a poem by the Afro-French poet David Diop (1927-1960), who was born in France to a Senegalese father and Cameroonian mother. Although he died at a young age in a plane crash and had only published one collection of poems (Coups de pilon-1956), he had already become one of the most notable poets […]
Download “Here We Stand” By Poetic OracLe.
We must call for a meeting of the high council! We must summon the guardian of our ancestors! Poetic OracLe in ‘Here We Stand’, invokes the greatness in everyone of us to combat the troubles of our time. Download Here We Stand Here Listen on Soundcloud Below
New Video/Audio Alert : “Shameless Agbadas”| Mala Iwa
Sequel to the release of “Take a Listen” by Mala Iwa (Download here), here’s a video and an audio for “Shameless Agbadas”. Video & Audio Credit: Godswill Ezeonyeka Download, listen and share your thoughts. Download Video Download Audio
Ebooks & Reviews
Review: “Morticians” by Sango ft. GrandSun
Morticians is a piece from Ruddapoet’s Handwriting album which begins with Yoruba oratory/poetry by Sango, which is followed by a rap verse from Grandsun. The piece is a wake up call to all the youths to arise and take charge of things; socially, culturally and politically most importantly, because most of the people in power […]
Review: “Dear Son” By Andrew Patience (AP)
Time is fair to none, and the future reveals itself to nobody. A well written piece dedicated to a future she hasn’t seen. A son, never seen before but prayers are already been made for him. It’s become more traditional than required to speak good words into the future. Every Mother’s joy is to see […]
Poet’s Corner
Read: Fatimya P. Pel.| Rudolph Adidi
Some time ago by the ocean of this time It was at that time, during the rain, A maiden was served as curry and thyme. Her name would later ease my pain And this maiden will come with a radiant smile It will shine my night and calm my vein. When I was a kid, […]
Poetry: Dear Groom | Rachel Charles
Dear Groom, I write today to plead your gaze looking at the bride, beautiful in her white garment that will be stained with wifely and mother duties. When the child spills his milk on her awesome breast, there you would smile with memories of how you first met. Dear groom, I won’t sugarcoat words or […]
