My Uncle ‘Mide’
My Uncle Mide is a short piece by Donald Untamed. It walks the line of familial relationships and sexual violence.
Month: September 2020
Still Born
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It is of the futility of foresightwe relate Africa’s giant a future site Her rind, six decades to be very soonHad witnessed shades of pogroms under the sun and moon...
Because here memories are confused beings
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A poem by Samuel Irusota for Wndrr Writers' Block
Unforgettable
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I sat on the hard wooden seat of the church pew, staring at the casket open before me as the Minister droned on. I couldn’t hear a word of what...
Mama, I’ve been schooled
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'Mama, I've been schooled' is a poem by Muhammad-Raji Shuaibat Olayinka about breaking free from the culture of violence and silence.
A Poem Will Not Write Itself
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'A Poem Will Not Write Itself' is a poem by Esther Sampson for Wndrr Writers' Block.