Kwayana's Meditation (The Wisdom of The Drum)
Greetings Bredren and Sistren; Idren and Idren. Big up and Bless up.
This dub poem Kwayana's Meditation, is actually a tribute and ode to Baba Eusi Kwayana and the Working Peoples' Association (WPA).
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