IV. I Transform….
By Dick Dalton
Black
as moonless nights
without stars
I glisten
with diamonds of sweat.
Caged
in the land of the free
I transform…
coming soon
to the home of the hypocrite.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2021
When We Were Savages – IV
(A collaborative poem
by five Jeff City Poets)
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Dick Dalton,
Jeff City Poets,
Malcolm X,
Marcus Garvey,
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poetry,
Savages poem,
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Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Fiction: Drinking Kubulis
at the Dead Cat Café [Intermission]
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I want to explain to my loyal readers why the serialization of Drinking Kubulis at the Dead Cat Café has been suspended. My editor and I have determined that the story’s mix of backstories, flashbacks, and foreshadowings does not lend itself well to a presentation in installments. Readers will be much better served by a printed book in hand (or an e-book on a screen).
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Bob Farley,
Dominica,
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Haile Sellasie,
Kubulis,
Lij Tafari Makonnen,
Marcus Garvey,
Michael Manley,
novel,
Ras Tafari Makonnen,
Rastafarianism,
Rastas,
Roger Owens
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