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These poems of adoration, bewilderment and love are inspired by the author's living in Uganda during 2018. As always by this Bahamian author, there are clever turns of phrase and decipherable rhythm. If you are a fan of this author, you will utterly enjoy this, Obediah Michael Smith's 22nd book.

Obediah Michael Smith's 20th book of poetry, is inspired by women he met while traveling through Jinja, the Eastern Region of Uganda, Africa. Since July 2014, he has been travelling through Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and presently resides in Kisii, Kenya.

YouTube Wives Or Stepping Stones is, before everything, first and foremost, a literary act. Keats? urns and Rilke?s torsos, Bishop?s fish and Mussorgsky?s pictures at an exhibition, this is the company that Smith is writing to keep as hedoggedly pursues his models. In the concrete this litany of wives appears as a series of tawdry fetishes predestined to fail?dancing girls for Degas, barmaids for Manet, pubescence for Balthus, this Korean for ...

Wide Sargasso Sea & 62 Other Poems is a bilingual book, written in English and translated into Spanish. These 63 poems, chiefly about life Over-the-Hill, on New Providence, are, or attempt to be, the beating heart of life among Bahamians in the country's capital. The entire island upon which the capital sits is referred to as Nassau. It is there where these 63 poems, most of them, came into the word. There poems were forged by the tensions cou...

Discovery Daze - 72 Poems is Obediah Michael Smith's 16th book of poems. He has attended and participated in poetry festivals in Costa Rica, Cuba, Mexico, Nicaragua and Medellín, Colombia. His poems, in English, are included in literary journals and anthologies throughout the Caribbean, in the USA and in England. His poems, translated into Spanish, are included in anthologies in Colombia, in Mexico, in Peru, in Venezuela and in Spain. At The C...

Poems inspired by the language, culture and landscape of The Bahamas and the wider Caribbean.

Poems written while cruising with a companion to Cozumel, Mexico and Key West, and while visiting University of Miami on our way home.