hay

by

yes to the light  turning, delicate summer— language of wonder,  bone of miracle; I believe in love I believe in longing— somewhere a boy bangs  his fist against a wall—begging  magic to open  up; what does it mean to be lost in the light  of another—to let the rain  touch the stamen & stem—what does […]

[POETRY] Brocade

by

[POETRY] shadrach, meshach, abednego & eric

by

The Future of African film at Sundance

by

Finding Religious Tolerance on Twitter

by

Instead of Silence

by

Kaldi’s Friendly Poison

by

Before the Blackout in Tripoli

by

Through Memory, Home

by

beneath the waves

by

Solitarius

by

Sneaking around Incoherent “Safety” in Nairobi

by

A Book Collector’s Journal

by

A Little Deeper & Other Poem

by

I am not your mother, oh country

by

A Song To All The Fishes My Net Couldn’t Hold

by

Lazarus

by

Thoughts on Poetry for World Poetry Day – 2021

by

Everyone Has Something To Say

by

Heaving

by

a brief history

by

Pockets

by

Coming 2 America: The Times have Changed and Eddie Murphy is Unaware

by

Epiphany of Trauma in Rasaq Malik Gbolahan’s ‘The Other Names of Grief’

by

Bob‌ ‌Hearts‌ ‌Abishola:‌ ‌Fear‌ ‌Yorùbá  ‌Women‌

by