Author: Felix Morara
Bloody Kente
Bloody Kente is bloody black solid and strong and old rivers sometimes lead home and sometimes far far away a spring feeding the earth birthing bloody green like bloody kente. mother, my Kente is bloody blue like the evening sun sky with streaks of dark and bloody orange on my bloody kente. the middle of the day […]
I know my shapes
I haven’t had time to write these past few weeks so I thought I’d string together a few thoughts about a few things and just let them sit here filling the space I would have instead. I’m thinking about five things because that is a good number, and since I am forcing words to sit […]
Derridan différance: Lessons in meaning, and the pursuit thereof
Jacques Derrida is a leading figure in 20th-century French thought. His work, controversial and enthralling, spread through much of the world at the close of a century unlike any other–one packed with war, institutional transformation and a deep reformation of societies everywhere. The sceptical outlook as reaction and in its own right, that fills much […]
11 reasons to say no to a King.
It is no secret that I have no warm feelings for monarchy. The last few days have, however, convinced me that it is more important than ever to make a cogent case for why this is so. There’s the obvious reasons, being Kenyan: we have a history packed with exploitation at the hands of British […]
Furaha
Nimecheka leo nzima nikiskiza Iyanii akirausha hisi hizi za Nairobi. Akasema: I am happy today, so happy I am happy today, so happy Ju sisi ni walevi sisi ni walevi Tunapenda kamnyweso, tunapenda kamnyweso Sisi ni walevi, sisi ni walevi Tunapenda kamnyweso, tunapenda kamnyweso Furaha-IYANII We wasemaje kicheko hiki? Kweli labda furaha ni ya walevi […]