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Queen Dee on a final dream of flight Denise Wooten on crazy((NPM2017 # 8) August Wilson and Fe… on The American Century Cycle platonegro on shoestrings chelleechauxnuff – United States – I do Inter-disciplinary Performing Arts such as Theater, mixed media works, found object collage, palm shard mask making and photo journalism, all while vocalizing all genres of music.I also grow plants and rag-up denim clothing into new designs. I love the oceans, Black cats , Black dogs and good food! chelleechauxnuff on shoestrings
Tag Archives: lyrical poetry
99 Swang / That New Millenium Dime
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A Song for Dirt & Water from “That New Millennium Dime”
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Dirt – From That New Millennium Dime
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Posted in Black Arts, North American African Perspective, Poetry, spokenword, That New Millennium Dime, work in progress
Tagged ayodele wordslanger nzinga, blk arts, life lessons, lyrical poetry, narrative poetry, North American African Perspective, that new millennium dime, work in progress
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The Lower Bottom Playaz; Full Metal
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Tagged aspirations, august wilson, ayodele wordslanger nzinga, blk arts, creativity, gem of the ocean, journal, life lessons, lower bottom playaz, lyrical poetry, marvin x, narrative poetry, North American African Perspective, opal palmer adisa, poems, spokenword, theater, warrior art, work in progress
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Canon – (From the collection INK)
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Unwritten (From the collection INK)
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Inked (From the collection INK)
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Posted in Black Arts, INK, North American African Perspective, Performing Arts, Poetry, spokenword, work in progress
Tagged ayodele nzinga, ayodele wordslanger nzinga, body art, identity, image, ink, lyrical poetry, narrative poetry, orality, spokenword, tattoos, text, visual text, warrior art, wordslanger
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INK
. it don’t signify
like blue black wrinkled old men
in stingy brims
teeth clenching 5 dollar cigars
breath smelling of gin and knowing
from a distance
whose eyes grin
as they eloquently explode
divine curses
like corks from aged wine
you gotta shake ya head
so it don’t hit ya Continue reading
Posted in INK, North American African Perspective, Performing Arts, Poetry, spokenword, Uncategorized, work in progress
Tagged ayodele wordslanger nzinga, black arts, lyrical poetry, narrative poetry, North American African Perspective, poems, spokenword, wordslanger, work in progress, writing
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Woman (from That New Millennium Dime)
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Posted in Black Arts, North American African Perspective, Poetry, spokenword
Tagged ayodele wordslanger nzinga, BAM, black female poets, blk arts, domestic violence, lyrical poetry, male hubris, narrative poetry, poems, that new millennium dime, violence, violence directed towards women, warrior art, women in society, writing
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