What have you been putting off doing? Why?
Writing my sixth book. Sigh! Time has not been friendly to me. I hope to create time soonest!
What have you been putting off doing? Why?
Writing my sixth book. Sigh! Time has not been friendly to me. I hope to create time soonest!
I embody this exquisite disorder, these shattered fragments that gleam in the sunlight. It is the kind of chaos that is not conventionally attractive.
I am these words that anchor me to my heart, the merging of thoughts and vibrant emotions. I am the fiery red transitioning into a soothing blue.
I am fury, passion, and a faint whisper of hope. I am expression in all its nonsensical forms, because coherence is not necessary.
I am this roar, this murmur, this falling tear that transforms into something precious by embracing my emotions.
I am a collection of experiences, the plunge into darkness, and the ascent into light. I am always evolving, never a finished product or a product at all.
I am in constant motion, a dynamic masterpiece of human vulnerability, akin to the flourish of a cherry-red flamenco dress.
I am the raw essence of fear and vulnerability. Never ceasing to move, never stopping the expression. It is the core of who I am, the only truth I need to remember.
I encounter colors, and they embrace me through my open mouth. It is a love that grows like resilient emerald vines, embracing everything.
I am this magnificent disorder. I cradle my tears, allowing them to lay the foundation for the silver pathways of my future.
Streaming, letting go, a gentle freedom emerges from the smoky mist of all this expression. It is freedom, and I will savor it forever on my tongue.
I am the embodiment of a beautiful mess,
holding within me an inspiring message.
My life is a messenger of extraordinary chaos.
I may not be there yet,
but when I am, life can only leave a dent, not place a bet.
Yes! I am Ifedolapo
I do not give up!!!
© Ifedolapo Ogunniyi


When was the first time you really felt like a grown up (if ever)?
When responsibilities hit so deep and I don’t have any shoulder to lean on, I sigh and say, ‘Dolapo, handle it! You are grown up now! 😂
In the North, where war’s cold grip did hold,
Amina and I, our love, a story untold.
Two hearts entwined, then cruelly torn apart,
The pain of separation, a dagger in my heart.
Years passed by, I felt a part of me had died,
In the darkness of war, I could no longer hide.
The memories of her smile, her laughter so bright,
Became my beacon through the endless night.
Anxiety gripped me as the news arrived,
Amina, my love, might still be alive.
The hope, the fear, a storm in my chest,
Would she return to me, in this land at rest?
Then the message came, like a breath of spring,
Amina was alive, oh, what joy it did bring!
Her return was imminent, my heart danced with glee,
But would she still love me as she used to be?
The day finally arrived, with bated breath I waited,
At the old oak tree, our love unabated.
When I saw her, my Amina, in the golden light,
Tears of joy filled my eyes, and my worries took flight.
Our hearts reunited, the love still so strong,
In each other’s arms, where we truly belong.
Amina’s homecoming, a tale of love so divine,
Together once more, forever, you will be mine.
© Ifedolapo Ogunniyi



Dark hours of the night, shadows creep,
A world shrouded in secrets, a silence deep.
The moon, a lone sentinel in the sky,
Casting silver threads, as time passes by.
Whispers of the wind, a haunting tune,
Invisible sorrows under the watchful moon.
Stars twinkle, like distant dreams they gleam,
Guiding lost souls in this nocturnal scheme.
Thoughts, like phantoms, dance through the mind,
In the obsidian canvas, they intertwine.
The world at rest, in a tranquil embrace,
These dark hours, a sanctuary, a quiet space.
Embrace the night, its mysteries and fears,
For in the darkness, courage appears.
In the quiet, we find our inner light,
In these dark hours, we discover our might.
© Ifedolapo Ogunniyi

If you had a million dollars to give away, who would you give it to?
Motherless /Orphans
Less Privileged
Nuclear Family
Church of God




Danger visited, everyone fled, yet I stand alone,
A lady bold, my heart a stone.
I face the danger, unafraid,
For courage in my soul is laid.
With every step, I take the leap,
No fear to bind, no secrets keep.
I will dance with danger, face its eyes,
With every challenge, I will rise.
What’s up, danger, can’t you see?
I wear my courage like a decree.
Through darkest night and stormy strife,
I will conquer fear, embrace this life.
The path ahead, it may be unclear,
But I will march on, without a tear.
I will brave the tempest, take the fall,
For I am the lady who conquers all.
In the face of danger, I will be found,
With heart and spirit, I am bound.
I am the lady, fierce and free,
What’s up, danger? You won’t conquer me!
© Ifedolapo Ogunniyi
