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Opeyemi Joe Olanihun

Olanihun Opeyemi Joe writes from Ibadan, Nigeria. A hybrid creature as most of his generation, he explores and engages his Africanness through his poetry. His works have been featured in Kalahari Review, Nebo Literary Journal, Lost Coast Review and in several anthologies. He studies geology and watches soccer matches.

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Asyndeta

“On the downside, we have so many unnecessary deaths…” President M. Buhari, 25/12/2018. I you could mount the monster, Eiffel-style wrestle it to the asphalt crack your cranium! you know no restraint being the bairn of your father, the moon …

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My Mothers, the avian …

When all ceases And hands and feet twitch in sleep The guttural bird groans Perched on a pole behind I-am-afraid’s house, She couldn’t sleep, she couldn’t doze. In the day, I-am-afraid sells bean cake My Mothers asked her some, she …

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