I recently sat down with Guyanese writer and artist, Cosmata Lindie, to discuss her journey from home-schooled Berbice River Girl to emerging dynamic Creative in New Amsterdam, Guyana; a Creative  with captivating art exhibits in neighboring Suriname and  riveting short stories  on reputable digital magazines in the diaspora.

Here is part one of our conversation.

Hello world, 

Welcome to another episode of Pablo Speaks the podcast where words influence thoughts influence actions.

I'm your host James Paul Sr aka Pablo. 

And today, I will perform a narrative poem titled A Dark Street in Newark....it's essentially a eulogy for all lives lost prematurely and tragically in the Drug Game... the cold hard lesson of this piece is - it's much better to be poor and alive than rich and dead. 

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Hello World.

In this episode, I will narrate the prologue and first Creolese poem from the manuscript of "I BIN DEH" which will be published by July 2024.

Language is an integral part of every culture and words are integral parts of language. In this book I harness and unleash the power of Guyanese Creole (basilect, mesolect and acrolect Creolese) to create narrative poems that inspire, educate, entertain and provoke conversations related to unity, change and progress for ALL Guyanese at home and in the Guyaspora.

Let's go!