Addis
So when I came back, everyone decided I was foreign – and not just because…
Browsing: Poetry
I Killed a Man Last Night
It started like this. The Doc said I have a syndrome. When the syndrome comes,…
The Commandments
In 2016, my body is still a battlefield Bloody, lying, a lying carcass, they always…
What we Would Have Called you if you had Lived
The fat graduand. The laughing ugly girl. But you would have laughed it off. And…
I am not Sorry Anymore
I am not sorry anymore, world. The internet you shoved down my throat And the…
It Rains in the City | by Alexander Ikawah
It rains in the city Sleet drives against the windows Of the immobile fourty-two seater…
Let Her Know | by Aisha Leigh
Let them come let them go If they ask let them know Sometimes you don’t…
To the Dude that Entered the Elevator After Me | by Barack Mumba
To the dude that entered the elevator after me, I’m sorry. The silent breath of…
Calling Home From The City | by Mackinlay Mutsembi
(Gospel Choir Ringback Tone as phone dials) Hallo, Ma! Yes, it is me. I know…