jazz

By Poetry Team
Untitled by Ahmed Pervaiz. Image Courtesy ArtChowk Gallery.
Untitled by Ahmed Pervaiz. Image courtesy of ArtChowk Gallery.

a dark room opens
a dark robe
a dark robe opens
a dark room

a barman sinks
inside a wardrobe
a wardrobe sings
around a barman

blue is the planting
of poems on canvas

jazz is the creaking
of bed and vocals

tearing the walls and ending
asleep in the sand

 

Wale Owoade is a Nigerian poet. Some of his poems have been translated to Bengali, German and Spanish. He is the Publisher and Managing Editor of EXPOUND: A Magazine of Arts and Aesthetics. He also interviews contemporary poets at The Strong Letters, and he is currently writing his debut manuscript.

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Literature.Jun 19, 2016

jazz

“…inside a wardrobe/ a wardrobe sings/ around a barman…” Weekend Poem, by Wale Owoade.

By Poetry Team