Hi. I like this poem a lot. One line reminded me of the sculptures of Louise
Nevelson, currently on view at the Jewish Museum in New York City. Some of her
"dreams of carved wood" are truly unique and always interesting. I was
wondering if you'd ever heard of her, Mr. Oha. Regards, Tom Savage
Obododimma Oha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ekpo
Wild body,
Soot & mud & smells
A stain stays the road
Wild body
Wild speech
And untiring chase
Unam ikot!
the howling fear the toothed conquest
always
eats this foliage text
He the 'he'
walks tall
into a dream of carved wood
The mime the mystery around
market & marked shrinehouse
long after
the tiny bell has found the distance
--- Obododimma Oha
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Obododimma Oha
PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric)
MSc (Legal, Criminological, & Security Psychology)
Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, & Discourse Analysis
Department of English, University of Ibadan
&
Fellow, Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies
University of Ibadan, NIGERIA
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