Comments on One Ghana, One Voice: Sankofa - Edith Faalong

Edith, you are a fine poet. Hone your art. It will...

2007-11-02T13:40:00.000Z

Edith, you are a fine poet. Hone your art. It will take you places that only exist in a heart of adventure.

Lets value our heritage.Sankofa !!!!!

2007-10-26T20:22:00.000Z

Lets value our heritage.
Sankofa !!!!!

Incredibly beautiful

2007-09-26T20:21:00.000Z

Incredibly beautiful

Bravo! An incredibly enthralling piece from a prom...

2007-09-26T17:00:00.000Z

Bravo! An incredibly enthralling piece from a promising poet. Call it contrast, the piece carefully plays with words in comparing true African Values with those of the West. This is indeed estimable. I am particularly proud of you. More grease to your elbows. Write on...

I enjoyed your poem - the images - espercially its...

2007-09-21T12:47:00.000Z

I enjoyed your poem - the images - espercially its sound effect. you are really sent me to the roots.
keep it up!

Aana N. N. owusuI enjoyed your poem - the images -...

2007-09-21T12:45:00.000Z

Aana N. N. owusu
I enjoyed your poem - the images - espercially its sound effect. you are really sent me to the roots.
keep it up!

this is so wonderful. i love how u are able to mer...

2007-09-20T11:42:00.000Z

this is so wonderful. i love how u are able to merge the images of the past and present. this is indeed a timeless piece

perfect timing, this oem could not have come at a ...

2007-09-19T14:54:00.000Z

perfect timing, this oem could not have come at a better time than when we the youth of today seem to have lost all value for teh positive moral adn traditional values of our ancestors. more grease to your elbows. Eff you are great!!!

What a beautiful poem. There is immense power behi...

2007-09-17T17:06:00.000Z

What a beautiful poem. There is immense power behind these words, the power of the Ghanaian cultural heritage. Such powerful words, they made me shiver.

Fantastic timing of theme! My college class in Cal...

2007-09-15T02:59:00.000Z

Fantastic timing of theme! My college class in California is watching the movie Sankofa on September 19 to understand the "return to the source" concept. The class consists of African American students learning the connection between Africa and America, but most importantly learning about origins and finding out ways to affirm an identity that takes history into account. We might visit this poem as a reference, so many thanks to the poet and to One Ghana, One Voice. Any resources you may suggest?