Two years ago a group of Somali poets from Butetown walked into the National Theatre Wales office and said they wanted to make a show...
Their award-winning story begins in Somalia and sails to Cardiff’s Tiger Bay.
On the 3rd March you are welcomed to Butetown to be part of their story. Join us for two parades, intimate house visits, a parliament of poetry and a beautiful finale across the harbour.
Supported by Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.
De Gabay will take place on Sunday 3rd March 2013, in and around Butetown, Cardiff.
Website: http://nationaltheatrewales.org/degabay
Location: In Butetown, Cardiff
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Self progression is essential for the kit we carry to improve and believe in hidden muted talent that needsto be unlocked, we started a course Monday the 5th November, so yesterday we had a good…Continue
Started by HASSAN PANERO Nov 6, 2012.
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Its not poetry, but thought you might find this interesting
KRONOLOGIES by Nadia Faragaab from BLAK DOT GALLERY on Vimeo.
DE GABAY
Usually, I’m left pushed towards the darkest dustier part of the house, amongst forgotten cloths and unattended boxes.
Fully packed with a history of adventures intact, zipped up with a elastic armband 'Please Contact'
Equipped with wheels to roll loyalty to my family, similar to the shoes and the owner, precise size,
Their congealer whilst they travel through the long windy nights,
Departed long before jet engines started, travelled in-between camels, stars and traffic lights,
Red sand to waves of colourful oceans into concrete confusing, brown to blue eyes studied my internal.
Razor sharp fingers continue to tickle me, centuries later the laughter still appear,
Thought it was a welcome gesture at the time.
Illiterate experts as life taught my owner body language and hard work ethics,
First handle witness to the many encounters the Seaman’s faced, religion buried deep within their roots
Sandals to boots, ultimate sacrifice for their family, Heroes from both World Wars disguised in HIS-STORY paralyzed,
Proud to experience their offspring graduate to achieve, reinvented generation ready to teach,
Allergic to dust, I’m still in use, insecure as if I was out of fashion rolling through the terminal.
My owner kneeled down and said we going home, that’s when we got highlighted, when a man pointed a finger towards us yelling out Terrorist.
HASSAN PANERO
Here you go Has
big video's gavin ...... lovin it
respect. i tried uploading a knaan ... Until the lion learns to speaks
Message to the Messengers
I think this is brilliant and wanted to share it again.
loving the poet nation clips. Some great rhymes- nice one gav.
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