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The Black Poet... Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by akinbo a. a. cornerstone, Nigeria Jan 16, 2009
Culture , HIV/AIDS , Citizen Journalism   Poetry

  

They claim they are White
and we are Black,
What people say...
...Oh, what people say;

They tell us to sit is take the seat,
while soldiers are told to sit up
rather than sit down;

HIV/AIDS is on a visit to Africa,
Edi is not AIDS,
Esu is not the devil,
Orunmila is not Jesus;

Who holds the word
holds the world,
Forget the White,
be a Black Poet.





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akinbo a. a. cornerstone


A prolific Nigerian writer with a gift for words. Wrote under the pen name of Fad and Quad during the Military Era. Currently uses the "pscornerstone" signature.

An activist with religious inclination and respect for cultural heritage, he grew up streetwise and with great love for his country, Nigeria.

He believes that he who holds the word holds the world.
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