Poetry

• Poetry: ‘And I Think To Myself… Feb­ru­ary 1, 2017 I wondered in my Black molasses skin as I heard Louis’ raspy voice lull ‘What a won­der­ful world’. Did he wear some kind of spe­cial glasses? That … Read more
• Spoken Word By Potent Whis­per … Janu­ary 16, 2017  Lon­don rap­per Potent Whis­per releases ‘Estate of War’, a new Spoken Word piece explor­ing Estate Regen­er­a­tion. The video was filmed on Cress­ing­ham Gar­dens … Read more
• Poetry: Love and Power By @Poe… Decem­ber 22, 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-AOy-YZ3rs Love and Power Two things that dom­in­ate our lives but aren’t that dif­fer­ent from each oth­er, The love you get from power can be just … Read more
• Poetry: ‘You Don’t Have To’ by… Novem­ber 1, 2016  No pres­sure, You don’t have to love me For the time spent Now not sure, Spent or wasted. As his­tory repeats itself I hope that you can taste it. Life was like a race, If … Read more
• Cel­eb­rat­ing Tupac’s Birth­day W… June 16, 2016 Tupac Amaru Shak­ur would have been 45 today. Not only a musi­cian but an a act­or,  a revolu­tion­ary, a writer, philo­sopher and … Read more
• The Oppressed Write Back — By … June 7, 2016 Lyr­ics Heart tis­sue cry­ing to sound of its beat Begin­ning enters with a bass Slam my heart like a door to your bed­room Its over, I still love you I’ve … Read more
• Poetry: ‘Shad­ow Dance’ (#MHAW2… May 20, 2016  As I fill my head with images of why this imper­fec­tion is not per­fect, Nav­ig­at­ing the dark cor­ridors in which the demons lurk, A … Read more
• Poetry: Anthony Anaxagor­ou ’ T… Janu­ary 8, 2016 The Crimes Of The Land It is impossible for a wave to catch fire and burn. There are no mines hid­den in ebbing tides. There are no sol­diers crouched … Read more
• Spoken Word Video + Lyr­ics: @M… Decem­ber 22, 2015  I feel like the odd one out Born in to a state of mind Where mor­al­ity has declined And i cant hit rewind For being born at the … Read more
• Poetry: Rain­drops Can Rise! B… Novem­ber 17, 2015    Police every­where. People every­where. Brad­ford City centre’, a white sky of suprem­acy hung like death a ghost sky of inter­n­al­ised ali­en­a­tion. I asked a motion­less white police officer … Read more

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