Mr. Poetivist

27/05/2026

Collecting literature across Accra!
Up next on my TBR, with the inaugural ten dusted days ago.

[x] Collecting Self by Kwazi Ndlangisa
[x] Homecoming by Ngugi wa Thiong’o
[x] The Plague by Albert Camus
[x] Medea, and Other Plays by Euripides and Philip Vellacott
[x] The Whispering Trees by Abubakar Adam Ibrahim
[x] The Desiderata of Happiness by Max Ehrmann
[x] The Second Chance Convenience Store by Kim Ho-Yeon
[x] I Have More Souls Than One by Fernando Pessoa
[x] See What They’ve Done To Our SunRise: New Poems from an Old Loom by Kofi Anyidoho
[x] Flesh by David Szalay

18/05/2026

accra, never enough poetry in the city.

18/05/2026

accra’s early monday traffic held me behind a hearse, with two trotros beside it. one read: still, it is life and the other: still, i will be back.
accra, never enough poetry in the city. +mp

08/05/2026

Live at w/ and and people who love poetry across borders.

02/05/2026

Niemetzstraße and a poem w/ 🇩🇪

24/04/2026

writing classics + listening to audiobooks. brb.

12/04/2026

London Noir🇬🇧

05/04/2026

while my brothers are out here acquiring land and wives, i am also busy making big moves too, secured two audible titles for one credit. big up yaself. +mp

23/03/2026

Attipoe served our country, and was owed a grave.

🗞️ Excerpt from Memo: 48 Christianborg to 92 37 published in Issue 2 - Ghana’s Histories
📀 Audio from page.

23/03/2026

We reimagined the poem “selma my alabama” as a contemporary jazz piece at the British Council.

I hope you enjoy it 🤍

selma my alabama — Live At British CouncilBandWritten & Performed by Yours trulyKeyboard | Eugene AmissahElectric Guitar | Efo DelaBass Guitar | Donald Fiagb...