Friday, April 30, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
WHO ARE YOU FOLLOWING?
I have snapped the picture
The picture of my future
With a loving family
Loaded with thoughts heavenly
And zeal of helping mankind
On the desktop of my mind
I have snapped the picture
The picture of my future
As my own boss
To never dine with any evil camp
For in God’s avenue there’s no suicide or loss
As providence and care is His lamp
He could transport you anywhere
As long as you are willing to be there
For a blind man cannot describe a rainbow
Unless the one with eyes makes him know
What type of seeds have you been sowing?
What fruits have you been harvesting?
By:
Blessed Mudiaga Adjekpagbon
Written 6th January 2010.
Comments on poems here by readers:
"...lovely poems...They remind me of some of the Sufi poets and also the Christian metaphysical poets. Elegant and imbued with a quietness that bespeaks a contemplative mind."
---Djelloul Marbrook
www.djelloulmarbrook.com

Monday, December 28, 2009
Flightless Wings
When a leaf falls from a treeIt flies away like wind so free,
Though it stays for centuries on the floor
It has no voice on branches up
Though it cricks like a dangling door
The floor remain its eternal shop
Blood and flesh are just like a leaf
Though some lie and steal world into pocket
And like Methuselah live,
A second comes for us to kick the bucket;
And all the toil are just in vain
So, stop pouring others pain,
Though like saints we sing the saviour's name
Pretentious acts make the soul defame.
Written 16/12/09 by B.M. Adje
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Faces at the ANA/Atiku Abubakar Children Literature Workshop which took place at the American University of Nigeria, Yola, Adamawa State














Yola Sun
Shining! Shining!! Shining!!! Sun!
High burning in Yola!
Oh ah! Oh ah!
You slap me with your burn.
Shining! Shining!! Shining!!! Sun!
When won’t you be on?
Oh ah! Oh ah!
You slap me in Yola.
Written by: Blessed Mudiaga Adjekpagbon
On 16th October 2009, during the
Association of Nigerian Authors
(ANA) / Atiku Abubakar National Workshop
On Children’s Literature which took place between
16-17 October 2009, at Washington Hall of American
University of Nigeria , Yola, Adamawa State , Nigeria .
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
In the spirit of sharing the same philosophy of kindness to mankind with Oprah Winfrey
Oprah Winfrey 1954-, African-American television host, actress, and media magnate, B. Kosciusko, Miss., as Orpah Gail Winfrey, grad. Tennessee State Univ. (1976). She began her career as a Nashville radio reporter at age 17, worked in television news at 19, and moved (1976) to Baltimore to coanchor a news show. In 1977 she became cohost of a Baltimore morning chat show and in 1984 settled in Chicago to host another talk show. Her charm, easy manner, warmth, gift of gab, and unpretentious style earned the program an enthusiastic audience and soaring ratings. Soon the most popular local talk show, it was syndicated nationally in 1986, becoming the highest-rated such program. Also a talented actress, Winfrey made her motion-picture debut Steven Spielberg 's The Color Purple (1985), and a variety of other movie and television roles followed.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Another poem for late Chief Gani Fawehinmi


Mystical Activism
(Dedicated to late Chief Gani Fawehinmi)
From the womb of blinding-darkness
Sun spring always to smile at dawn
So, wear no garment of hopelessness
For freedom and success may soon be born
(Dedicated to late Chief Gani Fawehinmi)
From the womb of blinding-darkness
Sun spring always to smile at dawn
So, wear no garment of hopelessness
For freedom and success may soon be born
Though corruption and nepotism are kings today,
When Nemesis comes with his band to play
Demons die at the altar of truth
Where sycophants can play no flute...
When Nemesis comes with his band to play
Demons die at the altar of truth
Where sycophants can play no flute...
On the Archipelago of heaven's mystical motion
I am gathering etheric arsenals of revolution
To fire and wake you from slumber of cold
That your hearts should be stones of shining gold...
I am gathering etheric arsenals of revolution
To fire and wake you from slumber of cold
That your hearts should be stones of shining gold...
Arise! Arise, all you with spirits low!
I am not dead but active in the flow
Sending inspirations to make you grow,
Oh! Come see how I flow in the glow!
(Poem written September 9, 2009 and published by The Nigerian Compass Newspaper on September 11, 2009)
Comment:
"Poem on Gani, beautiful."
---Felix Omohasun
Editor
The Visitor Magazine
(A culture and tourism publication)
Lagos, Nigeria.
The Visitor Magazine
(A culture and tourism publication)
Lagos, Nigeria.
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