Category Archives: The Henry Brothers

Reblogged from The Henry Brothers' Jim Jam Slam: This is a great performance poem, particulalry the chorus. On ‘boom boom boom boom’ you move your hips from side to side followed by outlining the shape of the boomerang with your … Continue reading →

Reblogged from allthingslearning: Around about this time of year…I start looking around to see if there are any decent conferences on the horizon…for those of us in canım Türkiyem. 8 For those of you with more cash than sense (or … Continue reading →

Reblogged from The Henry Brothers' Jim Jam Slam: This is a poem by the Nigerian poet Gabriel Okara, in which he laments the lost innocence of youth. In it he condemns the hypocrisy of adults – hemmed in and constrained … Continue reading →

Reblogged from The Henry Brothers' Jim Jam Slam: My brethren, among the legends of my people it is told how a chief, leading the remnant of his people, crossed a great river, and striking his tipi-stake upon the ground, exclaimed, … Continue reading →

Reblogged from The Henry Brothers' Jim Jam Slam: I asked the little boy who cannot see, “And what is colour like?” “Why, green,” said he, “Is like the rustle when the wind blows through The forest; running water, that is … Continue reading →

Reblogged from The Henry Brothers' Jim Jam Slam: Here at Henry Towers we’re getting more than a little excited about the imminent arrival of hallowe’en. Any excuse to dress-up, and we’ve been planning our costumes for months. As we do every year, we’ll … Continue reading →