Poem: This Morning I Pray for My Enemies by Joy Harjo – 1951. The Poem below is presented by Russell Evans, Associate Lecturer from the School of Society and Culture: And whom do I call my enemy? An enemy must be worthy of engagement. I turn in the direction of the sun and keep… Continue reading Poem: This Morning I Pray for My Enemies by Joy Harjo – 1951.
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Poem: ‘Aunt Jemima’ by Lucille Clifton.
Poem: ‘Aunt Jemima’ by Lucille Clifton. The Poem below is presented by Russell Evans, Associate Lecturer from the School of Society and Culture: aunt jemima white folks say i remind them of home i who have been homeless all my life except for their kitchen cabinets. i who have made the best of everything pancakes… Continue reading Poem: ‘Aunt Jemima’ by Lucille Clifton.
Sheila Benedis – poet and artist. A Celebration of Life
Sheila Benedis – poet and artist. A Celebration of Life The Poem below is presented by Russell Evans, Associate Lecturer from the School of Society and Culture: Sheila Benedis is an artist and poet living in Westchester, New York. Sheila was born in the midst of the Great Depression in the early 1930s to… Continue reading Sheila Benedis – poet and artist. A Celebration of Life