senduQ

  • tsepeace

A blog by tsepeace

Blog description:

Senduq is a compilation by a twentysomething ethio-african in the U.S. who dabbles in creative writing, reading & thought.trails on identity, justice, nostalgia, peace, immigration, culture, nation and …mindentropy inducing insanities of this world

Blog Rank:

senduQ ranks 454 in Africa and 3 in Ethiopia. According to site visitors it ranks 943, and 822 according to page views:

According to blogroll links it ranks 1425 and 1473 according to the amount of links within Afrigator blog posts

The Uncomfortable Truth: Nneka

photography and article by  Fabay I’m so glad I came across Nneka in 2009.  I was instantly in love with her music when I heard the song “Africans”. I was so impressed to see a young intelligent woman who was born and raised in Africa urging fellow Africans to focus on constructive

The Uncomfortable Truth: Nneka

by Fabay I’m so glad I came across Nneka on youtube.  I was instantly in love with her music when I heard the song “Africans”. I was impressed to see a young intelligent woman who was born and raised in Africa urging fellow Africans to focus on constructive solutions through

Flattery: Fast-tracking Success?

Are you all 100% 'free of ass-kissing? Do you accept it to be the norm and do it when necessary? Semhal

Flattery: Fast-tracking Success?

Are you all 100% 'free of ass-kissing? Do you accept it to be the norm and do it when necessary? Semhal

Opposite Sides of the Border

by guest writer: Liya Separated by our connection Divided by common ground Enmity no longer needs to be understood Now accepted the way love once was From opposite sides of the border We mirror each other’s DNA Still found soaking the Earth on both sides Almond eyes traced in black Hiding beneath the shadow of A cliff-like brow Without words we

Opposite Sides of the Border: Eritrea

by guest writer: Liya Separated by our connection Divided by common ground Enmity no longer needs to be understood Now accepted the way love once was From opposite sides of the border We mirror each other’s DNA Still found soaking the Earth on both sides Almond eyes traced in

Murky

by tpeace floating above the little balls solid insolubles swimming in water young heroine skims small solid things which don’t exist but burst and smear a river before her eyes a world clear as murk shallow water drowning her mind sticking her in this dazzling scene of the real unreal seething & foaming subjective froth of a barely objective reality draping her this little bird whose eyes swim within

Murky

by tpeace floating above the little balls solid insolubles swimming in water young heroine skims small solid things which don’t exist but burst and smear a river before her eyes a world clear as murk shallow water drowning her mind sticking her in this dazzling scene of the real unreal

Failed Journalism

Failed Journalism

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