"Se wo were fi na wosan kofa a yenki."
"It is not taboo to go back and fetch what you forgot."
"Letter from Marcus Garvey" is an upcoming poetic exploration of Marcus Garvey's life, challenges, and enduring impact. This collection channels Garvey's voice through evocative verse, capturing his aspirations, setbacks, and unwavering optimism for his people's future.
Honoring Dr. Tony Martin, whose scholarship preserved Garvey's teachings, this work continues the fight for Black empowerment, solidarity, and autonomy. It's more than literature; it's an invitation to commemorate, contemplate, and reclaim heritage.
The poems offer readers a window into Garvey's mindset, exploring his devotion to his community and the adversities he encountered. "Letter from Marcus Garvey" resonates with those seeking to grasp Garvey's legacy and reflects on the lasting strength found in hope, perseverance, and cultural identity.
This collection speaks to readers drawn to Garvey's enduring influence on global movements for equality and justice, serving as a poignant reminder of the power inherent in knowing one's history.
Explore the Poetry:
Origins: Where it all began, the roots of Garvey’s vision.
Awakening: The stirring of a revolutionary consciousness.
Praise Songs: Honoring the ancestors and the women who stood by Garvey.
Letters: Personal reflections from Garvey, including his iconic final letter from London.
Redemption: A song of hope for future generations.
Each poem is meticulously crafted, drawing from historical events, personal letters, and Garvey’s seminal work, 'The Philosophy and Opinions of Marcus Garvey." The book also includes a comprehensive bibliography and notes on the poems, offering deeper insights into Garvey’s life and the historical context that shaped his mission.
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