Poetry: Still I Rise
Still I Rise - A poem by Maya Angelou You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, (...)
Still I Rise - A poem by Maya Angelou You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, (...)
Cidade Velha By Saidu Bangura, Praia, Cape Verde (Cabo Verde). On these shores on this soil here, at Cidade Velha my kinsmen were brought with no (...)
New Old Dreams By Saidu Bangura, Praia, Cape Verde. New Year, new wishes new hopes new dreams new aspirations new desires new (...)
Fourah Bay Colleg! Fourah Bay College! Fourah Bay College! Did you ever read the history of the advent of Western education and influences to West (...)
By Mohamed Gibril Sesay, Freetown, Siera Leone.* I believe Therefore I am I doubt Therefore I am not Money changers at the altars Of our (...)
My African dream By Saidu Bangura, Praia, Cabo Verde (Cape Verde). This is not a song, it is a dream – A shapeless, colourless dream Which you must (...)
By Professor (Emeritus) Jonathan Peters, Freetown, Sierra Leone. Preamble: The Aquarian Age Cycle of 7 Sonnet Songs I hope you had a Happy (...)
For Our Mentor, Eldred Jones, at 90 (Eldred Durosimi Jones, 6th January 1924- ) By Jonathan Peters, Freetown, Sierra Leone. I cannot say ‘Welcome (...)
Thanksgiving 2014 By Willie James King, USA. Ate well. Didn’t pig-out. Still took my walk though, and I returned home facing another cold, (...)
To my friend and brother Dr. Modupeh J.H. Cole. By Koyie Mansaray, a bosom friend and brother, Abidjan, Cote D’Ivoire. Ebola in faraway Congo has come (...)
Purpose By Willie James King, Montgomery, Alabama, USA. In a stilled summer sunlit part of the lake, I can see burnished, silver, (...)
By Professor Sheik Umarr Kamarah, Virginia, USA. The link between Human Rights and natural disasters is rarely made in traditional Human Rights (...)