*Note: This poem has been published with the New York Public Library Zine 2017 ©
It begins as a creeping thought. Like an itch.
Easy to ignore, difficult to locate.
It graduates into an illness, and soon your mind is stuck on replay.
Like a swarm of butterflies with needles in their mouths.
“Beautiful is what we see. More beautiful is what we know. Most beautiful is what we don’t.”
– Nicolas Steno Continue reading What We See
I am starting a new series where I expose on some grand pieces of poetry I feel the whole wide world can further appreciate in depth. I will also be looking into the lives lived or being lived by these great people.
There is therefore no more suitable piece to start the series with than the piece – Still I Rise- written by the amazing and impressive Maya Angelou who lived from (1928-2014). Continue reading Legend Series: Maya Angelou
It is always so exciting to discover that so many people around us secretly lead truly extraordinary lives full of extraordinary potential!
“Beautiful is what we see. More beautiful is what we know. Most beautiful is what we don’t.”
– Nicolas Steno
Artwork by Kusi Kwadwo
Artwork by Kusi Kwadwo
Featured ~ Kwadwo Kusi. An Abstract Artist and an Engineering student.
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