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This is a space for reflection on nature, culture, and memory—where writing becomes a way of listening.

I explore beauty and humor not as escape, but as ethical practices: ways of asking how we live with one another, with displaced histories, and with the more-than-human world. My work amplifies African and Indigenous voices, challenges inherited narratives, and stands in solidarity with refugees and communities affected by environmental and social upheaval.

This blog is an invitation to look closely, and imagine more just ways of being. Come, slow down, and explore with me.

Do you know words matter? How we attend to the world matters even more.

Oke’s Musings: Poetry, People and Places

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