FREDDIE'S CORNER
12-04-2024 by Freddie del Curatolo
I wish to make bricks my future
redemption of life beyond the mud
and not another unknown wall
that divides the suburbs in which I remain
and make my present even harder
I would like houses where people rest
smiling at fate and fatigue
not torture rooms for the bride
in which the evening becomes the enemy
alcohol and hatred steal everything
Cement that brings people together
not contracts of corrupt men
who spread with good intentions
quicklime on our broken bodies
kicking away hopes and passion
From the bricks my pride will be formed
Sitting here not to feel lost
With dreams I will write on a paper
Ready to be a different young man
The day when "I wish" becomes "I want"
CELEBRATIONS
by Freddie del Curatolo
MOURNING
by Freddie del Curatolo
He would have turned the beauty of 102 years old in a few months, worth at least twice as much because they...
BOOKS
by redazione
Having happily ended the presentations organized with the Italian Cultural Institute and combined with...
Today's Carol, Christmas 2020, is not a song but a poem, perhaps sung in a whisper as ...
by redazione
Kenya's national media report of a quiet Sunday throughout the country after yesterday's protests in the slums of Nairobi and in the outskirts of Kisumu, which have led to clashes between faint (and malevolent) and law enforcement officials.
EXHIBITION
by redazione
Starting on Tuesday at the Gonzaga Institute in Palermo a photographic exhibition on Kenya entitled...
by Leni Frau
Two screenwriters and a cartoonist tell the extreme life in a Nairobi slum.
After just over two months, the Government of Kenya has published the first statistics relating to the...
EVENTS
by redazione
Another ‘round of the field’ for the Malindi of the best young people, those rescued from the streets who...
The first Italian event with Freddie's Kenya Evenings is set for Saturday, May 20 at the Filodrammatici Theater in Treviglio, near Bergamo.
Last year the event organized by Medicallife and Maxlife, came together over 300 people and was a success beyond...
