Joseph June

Joined April 2021

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Come, discover the true Nigeria with me

Each story is true story about my country and my people.

Being poor has double meaning.

One is to live in poverty.

The other is to live without hope and dreams.

I have hope and dreams.

Therefore I am rich.

Stories (21/0)

The Darkest Hours are Just Before Dawn
When the day fades away, when all quiets down, when the dark falls… Those desperate thoughts muffled by humdrum and ordinary routine bustle in the daylight resurface.
By Joseph June2 years ago in Humans
A Comfort Garden
A garden deep in my mind It exists like a dream or a memory Where we know no failure but glory Light at hearts not burdened with worry
By Joseph June2 years ago in Poets
Great Beginnings Start in the Dark
The Sun retreats regally drawn Allowing the darkness to take over Reminisce with the soothing moon For a promise of day’s work closer
By Joseph June2 years ago in Poets
Mother’s Presence
Blessed all round by nature Poor but well nurtured The best from all creatures Ever daring for pastures Imbibed in me all I know in life
By Joseph June2 years ago in Poets
Right Time to Dine
We are never called for dinner. Everyone lingers close to the kitchen, Waiting quietly for meal to be ready. Does that inner clock say: time to eat?
By Joseph June2 years ago in Poets
Talk to Me
I have not talked to you for days. Hours like beads of rosary black. You must’ve a reason to stay away. I am losing hope to have you back.
By Joseph June2 years ago in Poets
Can a Dream Bring Comfort?
Living a real life and not a lie. Inhaling all the good things there are about life. Being free from hate and saluting all with a high-five.
By Joseph June2 years ago in Poets
Bring it on
I find the comfort in a soccer field At those times when in most need To escape the gloomy brooding, To free my mind of heavy burden.
By Joseph June2 years ago in Poets
Power: How Less Can You Get, Nigeria?
Do you remember Aug 14, 2003? The day when more than 50 million North Americans found themselves without power. When a series of faults caused by tree branches touching power lines in Ohio, which were then complicated by human error, software issues, and equipment failures, led to the most widespread blackout in North American history.
By Joseph June2 years ago in Humans
Insurgency: Nothing's Right with Nigeria
Austin Long defined insurgency to be "the use of political and military means by irregular forces to change an existing political order. These forces typically mingle with civilians in order to hide from the forces defending the political order." That’s what goes in Nigeria.
By Joseph June2 years ago in Humans
Nigeria
The Nigerian leaders have led the non-politically inclined Nigerians into unimaginable doom without a possibility to retract to their intended way of living.
By Joseph June2 years ago in Humans
An empty barrel makes the loudest noise
“An empty barrel makes the loudest noise” saying reminds me of an adage by my grandmother many years ago. She told me, those who have nothing to offer are the ones who disturb a lot.
By Joseph June2 years ago in Humans

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Joseph June

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The Darkest Hours are Just Before Dawn

A Comfort Garden

Great Beginnings Start in the Dark

Mother’s Presence

Right Time to Dine

Talk to Me

Can a Dream Bring Comfort?

Bring it on

Power: How Less Can You Get, Nigeria?

Insurgency: Nothing's Right with Nigeria

Nigeria

An empty barrel makes the loudest noise

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