redemption – su’eddie vershima agema in the worst of forms hides kindness deep in the soul in the strongest of our sums lie evils that create in us a hole two gruffy men blocked the path and forced themselves in, tearing chastity apart legs astride in pain she groaned to her soul’s stain … Continue reading IN THE INTERIM – REDEMPTION (A POEM)
Good morning world, how are you doing? I have had cause to think over a lot of things. Since my poetry collection, Bring our casket home came out, I have been experimenting on lots of writing – in poetry and now, my short story collection which I hope to get out soon. I’m thinking, add … Continue reading values and what’s next – making it count
(for you, nwa nnem, on another day) Aôndo, wherever it is, that she would stay may she find ease, is what we pray may the stars smile time grin all the while to make twinkles of her wrinkles to cause an ease of every disease a release to make every anguish freeze She, my sister … Continue reading GOD BLESS ON ANOTHER DAY (A Poem) by Su’eddie Vershima Agema
Protocols!-My hosts, Pastor Tunde Bakare, esteemed convener of the SNG, and Mr. Yinka Odumakin, irrepressible spokesman of the group, must be used to thankless jobs by now. After all, they were both at the forefront of a recent epic struggle to restore constitutional order in this country by liberating a self-declared formerly shoeless compatriot from … Continue reading REPARATIONS: WHAT NIGERIA OWES THE TORTOISE [1] (by Pius Adesanmi)
You have some deep thought and imagine yourself asking her out. Well, not in the usual roses and kisses manner – that isn’t your style. You take off. After the long journey, you simply blurt it out “I want to ask you out.” She hesitates as she takes you in, visually; dark afroed pimpled face … Continue reading THE FROG PRINCE (FAIRY TALE) – MORE THOUGHTS
The piece is centred on certain views to gender change but more importantly, motherhood. In beginning, your permission is sought for just a little detour before the main gist… So, what does one say about them – women that is. They are indeed the essence of everything that the world is. It has been said … Continue reading GENDER CHANGES AND MOTHERHOOD by Su’eddie Agema
Su'eddie in Life n' Literature 