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Poetry has never been better than it is in our time. The explosion of small presses, new journals and magazines has opened the eyes of the world to the untapped breadth of literary genius previously locked behind iron gates of exclusion.
Find these outlets. Read these words.
Grief is so strange because you really can be walking around, going about your usual tasks after 'healing'.
Then in another moment you realize that you are still in pain,
such a painful and nasty process.
This is a reading of Echoes Of Solitude: A Dance With Love by Daniel Muyoli Mwansa. As the thoughts of singularity bounce around in your mind, how strong can you be?
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This is a reading of Echoes Of Solitude: A Dance With Love by Daniel Muyoli Mwansa. As the thoughts of singularity bounce around in your mind, how strong can you be?
#podcast#poetry#audiopoetry
Introduced and given a name by Daniel Muyoli Mwansa (of the Colourful Roots Experience). This poem explores abuse and it's effects from a victim's point of view, through this poem we are handed and given the chance to experience the expressions of a troubled mind.
Poet's Corner: Echoes Of Betrayal (Initially Untitled) By Sishemo Grace Kumatongo.
OUT NOW on Spotify/Anchor, Apple Podcasts and Pocket Casts!
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Have you signed up for our free Feminist Digital Learning Hub?
Earlier this year, we launched this platform to empower young African feminists with essential advocacy and activism skills. We recently concluded our first cohort, and here are some testimonials from our alumni.
The families we are born into are not of our choosing. Neither are the circumstances that come there of;
What is our choosing though is whether or not we remain in the same circumstances(Good/Bad).
''Whenever I think about having a child, that is what I imagine: us side by side, living through the many unremarkable moments that form a life.''
Like Mother | an essay by Mukandi Siame
https://t.co/ei1tjzPqlV
*Image by Barthelemy de Mazenod on Unsplash