Poets’ Poet

Pan-Africanism, the root of his poetic journey;
Sorting through life’s abundant milieu;
To collect reasoning behind damning calamities;
And present in a folkloric, balladic pieces;
John was his name till he was fully conscious;
Politically, radically and socially he conjures;
Through the minds and bodies of the sojourned;
To continue in the spirit of the big gems;
The Singing Net; The Oath of the Fontonfrom; Logorligi Logarithms;
Freedom Symphony; Mandela the Spear; Flowerfall;
And for children;
The Anthill In the Sea; A Slim Queen In A Palanquin; A Pawpaw On A Mango Tree;
And many others make Atukwei Okai a legendary poet.

Published by Ismail Akwei

Ismail Akwei is an international journalist, digital media specialist, media viability consultant, media trainer, product manager, editor, writer, media manager, arts, culture and tourism advocate, human rights activist, pan-Africanist, tech enthusiast and history buff. He has worked with multinational media companies worldwide and has over a decade of experience in journalism.

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