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Love Died (2008) by Kalinago*
I fell in love with words when I read a poem in Convent High School by Louise Bennett, titled, “Colonization in Reverse”. It amazed me to see Caribbean dialect on paper! As bakay blanc as I am I felt like … Continue reading
