Olúmọ Review (on hiatus!)
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We are a Poetry journal native to Ogun state in Nigeria. We seek to publish polished voices in Nigeria and beyond | Founding/Poetry editor, @fjspeaks
Nigeria, Africa, Everywhere
Joined November 2021
We are elated to announce that our first Monthly Feature for 2024 is live! An electric poem by a spectacular Nigerian poet, Muiz Opeyemi Ajayi @opendites. Chew on this one, digest, and tell us, Which line struck you most?
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RT @JesusGirlDems: You guys, yesterday, I preached about our Lord Jesus Christ on a bus for the first time. 🥹
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Love is not the last room; there are others/ after it. The whole length of the corridor/ that has no end. — @AmichaiPoetry
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RT @Othuke__Umukoro: “The longer I live, the more deeply I learn that love — whether we call it friendship or family or romance — is the wo…
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RT @ChinuaEzenwa: Don't forget to attend this. It's going to be great @awpwriter . Program and the Poet.
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RT @PoetryColumnNnd: This week, thanks to a donation from @michael_imossan, we have two poets of the week: Agunbiade Kehinde and Precious O…
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RT @pamilerinjacob: After crying, Child, there's still singing to be done. - Li-Young Lee, Lullaby.
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RT @pamilerinjacob: Let me keep my mind on what matters, which is my work, which is mostly standing still and learning to be astonished. -…
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there are/ days you wish you could squeeze in the/ palm of your hands until it becomes vapour. because you know it presents/ itself like unstable water that won’t/ provide a clear reflection of your/ identity. ~Emmanuel G G Yamba |@ShallowTales
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“sometimes i just want to sit inside your body & forget what it means to exit.” @eniola_abdulroq | @Olumoreview
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I am aware / that my longing for you is graffiti drawn on the wall of your heart / but how do I make clear that your countenance is an aubade piped into my wounds / into the emptiness in my eyes? @Billio_speaks | @Olumoreview
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RT @_ndutawaweru: "I now worship the pomegranate of that jasmine she might have smelled like." Frank Njugi for Day 27 of #AfricanPoets2024…
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RT @pel_ums: Day Twenty-Five of #AfricanPoets2024, Daffodil by a Canyon via @Olumoreview by Eniola Abdulroqeeb
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