Poetry

• kumukanda is written by kayo chingonyi
• i was raised in a strange land - kumukanda
• as he greets me in the language of my father… fathers father father - kumukanda
• if my alternate self could see me, what would he make of these literary pretentions - kumukanda
• kumukanda is about children growing up in two cultures
• we refugees is by benjamin zephaniah
• they hate my shade of skin - we refugees
• where girls cannot go to school - we refugees
• we can all be refugees - we refugees
• we refugees is about how easy someone can become a refugee
• island man is by grace nichols
• fishermen pushing out to sea - island man
• his small emerald green island he always comes back - island man
• island man leaves himself another london day - island man
• the context of island man is about immigrant homesickness
• to my sister is by william wordsworth
• the first milf day of march - to my sister
• with speed put on your woodland dress - to my sister
• make haste, your morning task resign - to my sister
• contextually to my sister was written when he lived in somerset
• A.k. blackemore wrote peckham rye lane
• i take the bus through peckham - peckham rye lane
• underfoot the pavement is gruesome meat - peckham rye lane
• peckham rye lane is as tight and crammed as a coconut shell - peckham rye lane
• contextually peckham ryle lane illustrates chaos and and absurdity in equal measures