Living in This Skin: Black British Poetry

The author is a Pan-Africanist, in the sense of encouraging Black people of all hues to embrace their ethnicity and each other's commonality in this shared Black experience. Here is a collection of lyrics covering the trials of friendship, the Black British experience, Black fatherhood and a deep mathematical understanding of God. These are the poetic expressions of experiences and observations from a Pan-African's perspective. This compilation consists of 27 lyrics that are on a deep meditative low-level frequency. They analyse lower and higher self, as well as the pitfalls of Westernism. These uncompromising poems are aimed to inspire anyone motivated by the golden thread of their conscience. They rip the veil off the hoodwink of colourblindness. They represent the innate power, grace and humanity preserved throughout the generations of an oppressed people persecuted for the richness of their melanin. They represent the spreading of the wings of the ibis. This gnostic collection of deep esoteric lyrics is woven with an empathetic intelligence. It's intention is to inspire those who feel trapped in mental oppression, especially those living in the author's skin and seeing through his eyes, the stone which the builders refused.......Psalms 118:22