O infant beautifully beyond description O Christmas lily come Be present with a regnum-sacerdotal presentation Hail the dawn of bliss felix-Navidad day for fame Oh! Blossom yonder Serene Weather Come Oh! Firm and fire Yuletide So bliss for … Continue reading MERRY XMAS by Odoemenam Joseph Echezona
Dear Readers, I welcome you to the Christmas Issue which is the fourth Issue of PAROUSIA Magazine. I bless God for the success of the previous issues which are Easter Issue, Purity Issue and September Issue. I am grateful to … Continue reading PAROUSIA Magazine Christmas Issue #4
IN YOUR PRESENCE In your presence I am safe I am joyful, I am obedient Out there I am entangled In a web of immorality In your presence my heart is pure My heart is repentant, my heart finds … Continue reading CRAFTSMAN by Oghenero Ezaza – Issue #3
BLESS MY SOUL ………………………………………… Ingrate! Was it not written in the holy book that I fulfilled the prophecy, created a future for you and your unborn generations? Who could have done that if not a generous me that was … Continue reading Poetry from Ojo Omeiza Blessing
Oki Kehinde Julius is a renowned writer who hails from Okitipupa in Ondo-state, Nigeria. He writes and performs poetry under the pseudonym, Okilux. He is a spoken word artist who has won laurels in both spoken slam and page … Continue reading Interview with the Award-Winning Nigerian Poet, Oki Kehinde Julius by Indunil Madhusankha
You can read this publication in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue by following this link Calvary: A Meditation “But one of the soldiers with a spear pierced his side, and forthwith came there out blood and water.” … Continue reading Poetry from Sylvia Riojas Vaughn
You can read this publication in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue by following this link THE SUFFERING OF JESUS Born into a world of anger The rich and greedy ran You came to help the leper The … Continue reading Poetry from Mike Bullock
You can read this Fiction in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue by following this link Our elder brother was crazy. Maybe he was born crazy. The rabbi in our synagogue always warned that my siblings and … Continue reading RABBONI by Samuel Ogechukwu Emmanuel
ABODE OF ABADDON (TO THE CHURCH) The fear of the land, Is the beginning of defeat The anti-christs, offsprings of the darkness They must obey his commands! They fight and destroy souls, Like knights of hell To fulfill the purpose … Continue reading ABODE OF ABADDON by Adigun Temitope Idealism
ALANTERE (IN SEARCH OF BLISS) In search of bliss. Unexpected scenes are seen. Some scenes that had us pleased, And some that our memories doesn’t want to fixed. In search of bliss, Ajirebi avoid evil, And his hair went bald. … Continue reading ALANTERE by Amore David Olamide
I appreciate God for the opportunity to be a blessing to mankind through this platform and I trust that as you read, God Himself will stir a desire to be all that God has created you to be in this … Continue reading NO MORE EXCUSE! by Aremo Olalekan
MY PREGNANCY From my famous unknown This greatness seed being sown In soonest birth of pregnant time Will tower tall, travel all of earth’s clime As my daddy a mirror of the future to see In delight of destiny fulfilled … Continue reading MY PREGNANCY by Tanimonure Richards Adewale
1. More than Conquerors Fiercely I launched A great sense of strength From the foundation of my soul A burning factual upheld disposition. More than conquerors! Not at a loss punched Were my fists extended from every … Continue reading AT CROSSROADS by Ayoola Goodness
WHAT IF NOW? The cloud’s clap still galivant in our ears stepping on minds and hearts melted with faith of following fate. ‘What if Now What songs shall we sing?’. Hades smiles be-happy earth calling unto men clarion calls to … Continue reading WHAT IF NOW? by Ogunsanya Enitan Olalekan
I still can’t believe what you just said. Are you trying to say all through your University days(University of Galilee) you never had sex with anyone? Trust me; this is the biggest lie of the century. I haven’t heard that … Continue reading The Birth by Abayomi Odukomaiya
DISTORTIONS tonight, cherubs sit mourning the decay of our present. truth’s conscience craves for the baptism of fire. we are now an E-congregation swallowed by the euphoria of modernism; a generation encapsulated in the aura of villainy. for the sacredness … Continue reading DISTORTIONS by Ajise Vincent
