Poetry-Red Utopia
Red Utopia By Saidu Bangura, Praia, Cape Verde. “But somehow we survive severance, desperation, loss” Dennis Brutus. Peace – the all (...)
Red Utopia By Saidu Bangura, Praia, Cape Verde. “But somehow we survive severance, desperation, loss” Dennis Brutus. Peace – the all (...)
Wata Na Dak Ples By Les Rickford, USA. to mi, na wan gren poem dae na worl yu go jes dae rayt am normor tae go tae ning nang tem dae i go (...)
The Day God Winked By Fayia Sellu, California, USA. January 6th, 1999. The sun was hung-over Groggily it stumbled to its place The national (...)
Here in Romarong By Saidu Bangura, Praia, Cape Verde. Here in Romarong , this is all you see- groups of people recounting sweet happenings as (...)
Snapshot: Pati Gbos Gbos By Les Rickford, USA. so wi dae na di pati oh mi tinap mi man lap na im wan oda bra grap bigin mek yap yap (...)
Down with Colonialism By I T A Wallace-Johnson. God bless our valiant mosquitoes Which chased away our foes; And saved our land from pirates’ (...)
By Eternal Sunshine, USA. I have watched you with other guys, wondering why you have let them treat you the way they do...they came as missionaries, (...)
By Lans Omar, Winnipeg. December 31st, 1985. In a household at Aberdeen, Freetown, Victor Brown, 25, a fresh graduate from Fourah Bay College, was (...)
Rain dear in Africa Even as the festivals heighten here People and their stock die elsewhere Advent, Eid, Hannukah synchronized Hey! There is (...)
Old Pa Demba’s House: Judgement Day Mohamed Kunowah-Tinu Kiellow, The Netherlands Cunning Rabbit: A chicken that does not hear the shh-language (...)
A Note to a Friend— Part II By Josephine Ansumana, Freetown, Sierra Leone. I “Maybe you resist falling in (...)
Letter from a Refugee By Fayia Sellu, California, USA. Dear Motherland, I writhe in depression In this glorified servitude Of my adopted (...)