Dis Poem
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| + | "Dis [[poem]] shall call names. Names like [[Lumumba]], [[Kenyatta]], [[Nkrumah]], [[Hannibal]], [[Akhenaten]], [[Malcolm]], [[Garvey]], [[Haile Selassie]]." | ||
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| + | --"[[Dis Poem]]" (1986) by Mutabaruka | ||
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| + | "[[Dis Poem]]" (1986) is a [[poem]] by [[Mutabaruka]] featured on his album ''[[The Mystery Unfolds]]'' ([[Shanachie Records]], 1986). | ||
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| + | In 1990 "Dis Poem" was used as the [[a cappella]] introduction of "The Poem", a musical composition by house-music and dancehall-reggae artist and producer [[Bobby Konders]]. | ||
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| + | "The Poem" was released on [[Nu Groove records]] in 1990. | ||
| - | :"Some [[Ovid]] scholars have even interpreted ''[[Amores (Ovid)|Corinna]]'' as a '''metapoetic''' symbol for the elegiac genre itself." | ||
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"Dis poem shall call names. Names like Lumumba, Kenyatta, Nkrumah, Hannibal, Akhenaten, Malcolm, Garvey, Haile Selassie." --"Dis Poem" (1986) by Mutabaruka |
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"Dis Poem" (1986) is a poem by Mutabaruka featured on his album The Mystery Unfolds (Shanachie Records, 1986).
In 1990 "Dis Poem" was used as the a cappella introduction of "The Poem", a musical composition by house-music and dancehall-reggae artist and producer Bobby Konders.
"The Poem" was released on Nu Groove records in 1990.
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