A CRY FOR HELP

TRAPPED IN THE WILD

Who will rescue me From the last tree of my refuge? My heart races in fear As my life hangs in the balance With danger all around me And death looming in front of me. […]

I question my heart when I kneel in prayer: Has God forsaken us as a nation? Why have our leaders refused to speak? Why so much killing of the innocent people? No one speaks louder […]

About me

Prisca Onyinye Nwokorie is a Roman Catholic Nun in the Congregation of the Oblate Sisters of St Benedict Joseph Labre based in Italy. She is a writer and poet, with BSc. degree in “Information and Communication Technologies for the Production of Software”, and an MSc. degree in “Computer Science”, both obtained from the University of Bari in Italy. Presently, she is working towards creating a forum to promote e-learning in every field of life for the youths in underdeveloped countries.

Poet's corner

Coronavirus, an angel of death

Coronavirus, you are a soldier without weapons Still, you kill in hundreds, thousands and millions You gave the world an order to sit at home Your appearance terrified the universe. The world is on the [...]
Poet's corner

The country is sick

Giant of Africa, you are sick Leaders and rulers, you are sick Corruption, the order of the day The beauty of it is that they made their choice. Change is the word but deceit [...]
Be The Voice of Our Generation

CHAINS OF POVERTY

I am a victim of poverty A reality from which I can never escape A life of struggle and despair Feeling like no one is there to care Born into a world of lack and [...]
Daily digest

When sickness comes

When sickness comes, the thoughts of death is remembered Sickness and disease are reminders They are sent to remind us of our home exit In your health and strength, prepare for your exit. We [...]
Tribute

Farewell George Okoro – “The Eucharistic Adorer”

My big Cousin, George Okoro You were a client of the Eucharistic Adoration. You watched with tireless love and fervent prayer. May our Eucharistic Jesus grant you eternal rest. You followed the example of Saint [...]