Poems
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My Womb birthed All by Sedinam
I birthed a daughter, I birthed a son the daughter I birthed, grew up to become, a mother the son…
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Fafali says making my mark by Sedinam
fafali says making my mark some may have a dramatic way of making their mark I have a simple way…
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The Visions by Sedinam
the visions, that woke our mothers up still remain, unreachable the visions, that stirred our fathers up still remain, a…
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The Homeless Society by Sedinam
an art photo of the homeless society rejects her state also pushes her aside she then makes the open spaces…
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Until Poetry became Structured by Sedinam
until poetry until poetry became structured and shaped until poetry became rigid and rigoured until poetry became measured and metered…
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My name is Melanin by Sedinam
my name is melanin I have roamed the hills and forest of afrika, long before anyone knew of its gold…
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Under a Baobab Tree by Sedinam
under a baobab tree dadanyo sits under a baobab tree enjoying the cool of afternoon when the sun stands overhead…
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Your voice the cure I need by Sedinam
your voice, the cure I need your voice, the cure I need my dear, since we walk the beach together,…
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People and humanity – ism by Sedinam
humanity-ism (humanitism) we meet people and we ask them
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Adekuoroye’s name responds to wrestling call by Sedinam
adekuoroye’s name responds to wrestling call odunayo folasade adekuoroye, anywhere your name sounds, wrestlers appear some even call you, “the…
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