Our sixth issue, while containing an array of experimental poetry (as well as writing and music supplements) in various creoles and pidgins, also ‘writes back’ to a number of magazines and blogs. This issue opens with Dante Besong’s response to an article in the New Statesman titled “Why pop culture won’t lay a finger
Sometimes the waves of depression & despair wash over me Wash beat higher A veces me ahogan A veces me ahogo …. I feel no solid ground beneath these long feet No sand rippled by gently rolling water I am adrift floating arms stroking the surface fear pushed Stay calm cálmate, mi hija Tranquila tranquila
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