Brother Oku,
I believe each of us has a lot of stories to write which we can
either capture in simple poetry or prose. You have a lot of knowledge about the
indigenous aspects of life in Banjul, and if you should portray this
knowledge in a literary form it would be dramatic.
I hope sitting around the furno was accompanied by laka mboha.
Sometimes I have this nagging feeling that I should gather the family one
evening, and just for the fun of it, have a story telling session but the "lebon
lepane amon na fi da na am" stories are almost dead in our memories. It was
nice, especially when it was raining at night, to gather around and have the
burki ak njombor, kumba bu am ndey ak kumba bu amut ndey stories etc. It was just
beautiful. I await to read the inspiring poem. Regards.
Rene
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