Like all creations in the beginning
Children, brought to a strange land
They were brought here by boats.
Boats built of flesh and bones of their father,
Now, they seem lost altogether.
Her songs that tied them together,Â
could no longer hold them together.
When they forgot old words,
It was coming undone in places.
So she had to create a new language,
mixing the new with the old,
that flowed like melted gold,
like the river-land they came from...
But also sounded clear and strong
Like the brass bells of churches
Sailors' who still sang of old colonies...
Behold, brown poetry was born.
Never to loose sight of the poetry again.
Always adding the new and the forged,
birthing, adopting and surrogating words.
They kept on building on what their mother have taught.
The other was called soul
Turning them into a beautiful whole.