TUESDAY POETRY

Tuesday Poem by Nma
Take a piece of cloth,dip it in blackness,wrap it around the…

Tuesday Poem Special By Remi Olutimayin
Welcome to the Tree, said the Branch
I heard your 1st cry
I…

Tuesday Poem by Remi Olutimayin
My magic isn’t found in one placeMagic is not sedentaryMagic…

Tuesday Poem by Dami Ajayi
A Ghazal for my Innocence
I once asked father how children…

Tuesday Poem by Dami Ajayi
Fate's big hands
stretched out for a handshake.
My world quakes…

Tuesday Poem by Sheikha A.
An-Nur Al-Ain: Nakheelun Jameel
When Medina was being blessed…

Tuesday Poem by Remi Olutimayin
A Poem for Anne
I knew of you first through your first daughter.…

Tuesday Poem by Adamu Usman Garko
A Kind of Dying
When I said I miss you
I meant the glistening…

Tuesday Poem by Dami Ajayi
the body knows
the machinations of the mind
the ladies you undress
in…

Tuesday Poem by Roland Nduka Akpe
Words hid in a corner
dark with remembrance.
Words dumb…

Tuesday Poem by Som Adedayor
voyage
—for Tèmi
tonight, the moon longs for shadows,
let…

Tuesday Poem by Dami Àjàyí
The living have stepped out of the threshold, stepped into the…

Tuesday Poem by Yemi Obabire
Have you eaten?
360 minutes ago,
we talked.
1…

Tuesday Poem by Carl Terver
all the birds that gathered round the solar system of your eyes
all…
DAMI AJAYI
Dami Ajayi finds a way to fuse being a writer into his busy doctor schedule. Known as Jolly Papa (JP for short) by his friends—a sobriquet he took from a song by Rex Lawson—the poet cum doctor cum music critic makes seamless transitions between these orbits around which his life rotates.