Product Description
A collection of poetry from the internationally acclaimed Rasta poet. Thirty-four "children's" poems that parents will appreciate too. Includes "Peace Increase," "De Rich Getting Rich," "Recession," "It's Work," "Revolutions" and "A Marriage Of Minds" amongst others.
"Poems in School's Out should be fun
Saying something, but fun,
There are too many brainboxes
Taking the fun out of poetry,
Too many do gooders telling you what's good.
By now you should overstand I,
Here are poems dat are bad for you
The rejects
My favourites."—from the introduction
Benjamin Zephaniah is one of the best known-contemporary poets in Britain today.
About the Author
BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH is probably the best known-contemporary poet in Britain today. His numerous writing credits include Inna Liverpool (AK Press), Funky Chickens (Penguin), Propa Propaganda (Bloodaxe) and the BBC play 'Dread Poets Society'. He has been seen presenting TV programs on the Arts, Politics and Children's TV, as well as the acclaimed 'Passport To Liverpool' Radio Documentary on BBC Radio 4. His prodigious musical output includes the Rasta LP, and recently, the Back To Roots LP (Acid Jazz) and Belly of de Beast LP (Ariwa).
