
MEDITAYSHUN ALLEYZ & THISPLAYC UV NEVERNOT Available Now!
Omowalé-Kétu Oladuwa’s meditayshun alleyz is a deeply reflective and poetic polemic examining the intersections of identity, spirituality, resistance, and liberation within the global Afrikan Diaspora. Written in a unique phonetic style, the work rejects conventional structures and embraces Afrikan-centered epistemologies, melding historical references, cultural symbolism, and modern socio-political critique. meditayshun alleyz serves as a poetic manifesto for liberation, blending Afrikan spirituality, historical consciousness, and revolutionary thought. It is both a reclamation of identity and a call to collective resistance against systemic erasure.
thisplayc uv nevernot by Omowalé-Kétu Oladuwa is a deeply poetic and reflective work that explores themes of identity, nature, spirituality, memory, and interconnectedness. Through free-form, rhythmic, and experimental language, the Poet looks into personal and collective histories, weaving imagery of the earth, hueman relationships, and existential inquiries. Readers are invited into a contemplative journey, urging them to reflect on life’s beauty, struggles, and interconnectedness. thisplayc embodies a lyrical tribute to the spirit of huemanity and the earth.
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OCTOGENARIAN TOUR FIRST STOP ITHACA NEW YORK
OCTOGENARIAN TOUR — ITHACA NEW YORK GIAC ELDERS Friday March 21 Elder’s breakfast reading - breakfast at 9 with 9:45-10 reading SOUTHSIDE Friday March 21 two workshops with young ones followed by dinner with the kids. BUFFALO BOOKS Saturday, March 22 Noon gathering of poets at Buffalo Books. DURLAND ALTERNATIVES LIBRARY Sunday,
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homage for malcolm, our warrior-priest
if you’re not ready to die for it, put the word ‘freedom’ out of your vocabulary. —malcolm x the nite devoid of stars hooded vampires crouched in shadow crystal ice hung twisted in lynchknot, & a lone trainwhistle sang your name malcolm, you came into this
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We Poetz stand with Palestine & its People
Kétu Oladuwa . . . the poet is representative. He stands among partial men for the complete man, and apprises us not of his wealth, but of the common wealth. The young man reveres men of genius, because, to speak truly,