Painting home on canvas by Awósùsì Olúwábùkúnmí A.

Memories and sadness and pains and threat and batterings

And dreams and dreams and sufferings and prayers and tears

And offerings and tithes and preaching

Then death.

Home does not hold a corrugated roofs on Gopher wood

or Acacia or other woods. Home is these memories 

Thick as these paintings. Mix them till you can feel the solidness

‘cause first, that’s how these memories feels.

Awósùsì Olúwábùkúnmí Abraham is student at the University of Ìbàdàn. He loves to write and read very much. His works have appeared in Merak magazine, Kalahari review, Allegro poetry magazine, Raconteur magazine, Naalubale review and elsewhere. Currently, he is a review editor in ibadanreview journal and a deputy editor in Literarywizard magazine. He writes from Ìbàdàn.

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