They picked Akanni up one morning
Beat him soft like clay
And stuffed him down the belly
Of a waiting jeep.
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When you speak out/fight for others, you same time protect yourself before the trouble gets to you. Beautiful poem
How do you kill a black person throw a bucket of kfc off a cliff
How do you kill a black person throw a bucket of kfc off a cliff
RAHHHH this is some martin luthr king . big up the movement. also your mum has a class pum pum
yo this was bangin ye my g yo ill shank ye up bled ye bomboclat
I'm pretty sure this was read by google translator I would like it if it was read by the person who wrote it
If we will all speak up not turning a blind eye on issues, our society will be better for it
this was excellent baby, loved every singe word. made my yams quivver
Living with mutual responsibility is a necessity. This is a thought-provoking poem that makes a lot of sense. Pray the message rings down deep. And from a poet of Niyi Osundare's calibre, it is simply classic! ! ! !
indeed, it is not my business that is the statement that kills 99% of the country having known that we are all casualties
This is becoming an inspiration to me. It tackles individualism perfectly. The poet's role at play!
We all feel unconconcern about others plight oblivious that the same awaits us. Great poem
The last stanza shows the beauty of poetry. It leaves us in suspense and to ruminate beyond. Nice 1