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I am
a wanderer
eyes
with the glimmer
of wonder
seeking the wind.
as dust—collected
a diasporic poem
once lost
as all things are.
if you have found
this I am no longer
lost for we are now together
love.
—Tshombe Sekou
I am a traveler and a seeker. It began as something strange, and it blossomed into something familiar; someone called it poetry and I began to strive to be a poet, and the appellation took form; therefore, I have become a poet. I have dedicated many years in exercising the idea of being a poet. In my quest for greater self-understanding I have become better at expressing myself, which is all I can really vouch for; in other words the therapy is working!
In my years of writing I have authored a book of poems and published 7 collections of “spoken-word” poetry. Please visit the collectable section of my page to find out more.
thank you for finding me.
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Great sights & sounds my brother. “BRIGHT MOMENTS”
Hello Tshombe,
Thank you for “following” my blog and I’ve done the same – to receive your updates. Guess, we’ll be reading each other more.
All good wishes,
Eric
Thank you for the follow, all the best!
Thanks for showing interest in what I put out too. I sincerely hope you continue to find my works entertaining & pleasurable. Be safe.
Your theory of poetic representation I find quite illuminating. I do enjoy your verbal jazz!
Very nice and inspiring blog, Tshombe! Thanks for following “Known is a drop, Unknown is an Ocean”. 🙂
As a daughter of two jazz musicians (and a sibling to two others), I have always equated my writing to Jazz. You are the only person–besides myself–that I have ever heard make that connection.
The Window is an delicious ‘amuse bouche’ to my senses; it gets me ready for more.
~Domica
Thank you very much for the follow!
my pleasure
I appreciate what you do with words. Thanks for sharing.
loving your work
Thank you, and I look forward to perusing your offerings.
Sincerely,
Tshombe
Thank you and welcome to this side of expressions
Thank you for following We Fall Laughing. I have enjoyed exploring your blog. I look forward to more.
Greetings Sekou,
Thank you for sharing. It’s good to be here.
Blessings Always.
Lorraine
Hey,
Does your blog accept guest posts? I’d like to contribute if you don’t mind.
Thank you for considering and offering the opportunity, and please accept my patience in replying as I do in most cases; I pondered the idea of what it means to allow guest posting and compared it with the purpose of my personal blog, and concluded that probably to my misfortune I can’t find reason to open this personal discourse page to guest writer’s. However, it has inspired me to re-open a page which I own that was open to guest writers, so in a few weeks I will be re-opening the project page of “The Words We Share” thanks to your inquiry.
Best regards,
Tshombe
Pleased to meet you Tshombe. A fellow poet, super. You are welcome to visit my poetry blog whenever you get the chance to. 🙂