Blackish by Tyrone Lewis Mario Petrucci through reflections on memory and

through reflections on memory and artifice

The narrator can dream (but is it a dream

in which an oblique beam is thrown across the surface of a picture to expose its textures and overlays

Roger McGough

and have been translated into more than a dozen languages

Blackish by Tyrone Lewis Mario Petrucci through reflections on memory andFrom family to relationships to race, we all have different factors that contribute to our overall identity. Blackish explores the complexity of identity, whether it is how one identifies oneself, or how others perceive ones identity. Tyrones poetry explores the complexities of the different aspects that make up ones self, prompting others to think on what makes them them, as well as enjoying a few film and TV references along the way.