Poetry

As I fill my head with images of why this imper­fec­tion is not per­fect, Nav­ig­at­ing the dark cor­ridors in which the demons lurk, A …

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 …

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 …

  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 …

THE TRA­DI­TION Carry it on now. Carry it on. Carry it on now. Carry it on. Carry on the tra­di­tion. Their were Black People since the child­hood of time who car­ried it on. In Ghana and …

  A mild autumn even­ing presen­ted a gra­cious show of poets present­ing won­der­fully insight­ful pieces. Form­al intro­duc­tions and pleas­ant inter­ac­tions for­mu­lated a warm …

‘Edu­ca­tion’ by Rohun Batra (Pro­duced by ShoX­star) Can you remem­ber who you were before the world told you who you should be, A classic …

Cops (Product Of The Envir­on­ment) Hold the cul-de-sac host­age You nig­gers won’t prosper While I’m sip­ping java My kids could be doc­tors Mean­while you in the doc­tors Your kids …

Split decition Inspir­a­tion, ded­ic­a­tion, exclam­a­tion; a state­ment made with a recipe legendary. Quite con­trary, Holy Mary, fill the wound the core paved way. The for­bid­den was …

It’s always a priv­ilege meet­ing an artist who is keep­ing the fun­da­ment­al roots of Hip Hop alive by using their music as …