Niyi Osundare
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Nation Nigeria
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 5, 2026
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SNAPSONG 298 (opens the original)
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INDIAN SWEAT (Part Two) (opens the original)
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The Sun sang with a clear Adirondack vigour Welcoming us to its cold but friendly belly The logs waited in their seminal silence And when fire spoke, they broke the riddle First like eggs, white and ruggedly smooth And finally blood-red on the flame’s insistence Then the gripping aroma of sweetgrass magic •A Native American poet, story teller, folklorist, environmentalist, publisher, and humanist-internationalist. He was the founder of the Greenfield Review which has provided a vital outlet for
READING IN THE NEWMAN CHAPEL (opens the original)
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The reading this evening is in a holy place A linen strip rests on the horizontal bars Like an immaculate towel on the shoulders Mortalized by solignum, suspend the roof Above the opaque transparency of a glass wall Planted between us and the sins of the street Diligently eavesdropped by resident cherubs Without which all verse is impure pretence ‘Taking back the night’ with an armada of stars Counting tender rainbows in the seasky, celebrating The vastness of verse, the elusiveness of rhyme… Re
SNAPSONG 294 (opens the original)
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Cannot fore-see; honey in the ears of those Unseeing, unmindful as ill-claimed crowns Who litter the streets with gilded statues 📢 ADVERTISEMENT DISCLAIMER: Links above are sponsored posts. The Nation assumes no liability or responsibility for the claims, products, or services offered by third-party advertisers. Proceed with discretion. Abuja doctor reveals a unique way to permanently cure weak erection, small and shameful manhood, and infertility issues without side effects within a short perio
SNAPSONG 293 (opens the original)
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The last time I saw you smileThe sun was way upIn your part of the skyMellow magic in the evening bliss The roadside grass was aliveWith tender whispersMinding every syllableOf the dialogue of the dust You read the countless lettersIn the footprints of passionate wayfarersThe cursive lettering of old-fashioned sighsAnd the rapid calligraphy of venturing toes Oftentimes you shifted your gazeTo the whistling trees, wonderingWhat the grass had to say to the leavesAnd the dictionary of the wind Whic
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