Arts on Sunday

Christians believe that the Three Wise Men, Three Kings or Magi, travelled from far to find the Christ Child, arriving in Bethlehem 12 days after His birth to present Him with gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.
Christians believe that the Three Wise Men, Three Kings or Magi, travelled from far to find the Christ Child, arriving in Bethlehem 12 days after His birth to present Him with gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.

Misunderstanding Twelfth Night and the last day of Christmas

If music be the food of love, play on,                               Give me excess of it; that, surfeiting, The appetite may sicken, and so die.

Making a mythology in ‘The Night Before Christmas’

A Visit from Saint Nicholas                          ‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St.

Of Baugh, lyrical poetry and storytelling

Sometimes In The Middle Of The Story (For the drowned Africans of the Middle Passage) Sometimes in the middle of the story something move outside the house, like it could be the wind, but is not the wind and the story-teller hesitate so slight you hardly notice it, and the children hold their breath, and look at one another.

Gabrielle Jamela Hosein

Ode to chutney mistakes its origin, celebrates its growth

Chutney Love Dem call meh Chutney Love And if yuh see meh belly roll Man cyan stop meh on a stage When de chutney take control   I eh nobody bowjie No promised doolahin But when de tassa start to roll up Beta, dem lyrics yuh have I done write myself in   Ah could speak a lil Hindi From meh nani and Indian movie Dem does lick up meh curry and roti An, well, meh house does see Both Eid and Diwali But dis chutney I does feel it Curving in all meh wrist an ankle bone Ah hundred and fifty years we woman singing it An not in matikor alone   I never yet did leave Trinidad Since India was left on de boats So I know dis chutney is real Trini make National culture like calypso We did sing it  [.

Training in the arts and its impact on the various disciplines

Being Guyanese                                                                   Being Guyanese they judge me on the colour of my skin,  For who’s to say, they might have liked me if I were paler, you know – with just a little less melanin. 

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