Articles by Althea Romeo-Mark

World Poetry 24 April 2019

Two Poems: Crossing Frontiers and Crossing the Road

Crossing Frontiers The faces, within bullet proof cubicles, wear emotionless masks. Greetings are brisk. Bureaucrats are robotic-ready with drilling questions: Name? (…)

Althea Romeo-Mark

Born in Antigua, West Indies, Althea Romeo-Mark is an educator and internationally published writer who grew up in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands. She has lived and taught in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, USA, Monrovia, Liberia (West Africa), London, England and in Basel, Switzerland since 1991. She has published six poetry collection, The Nakedness of New, 2018 (USA) If Only the Dust Would Settle,( UK) 2009, English-German, Beyond Dreams: The Ritual Dancer, (Liberia),1989, Two Faces, Two Phases, Liberia, 1984, Palaver (USA), 1978, and Shu-Shu Moko Jumbi: The Silent Dancing Spirit (USA), 1974.

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Articles by Althea Romeo-Mark

Two Poems: Crossing Frontiers and Crossing the Road

So-Called Afghanistan Comprises Diverse Stateless Nations Including the Hazara, Uzbek, Tajik, Turkmen, Pashtun/Afghan, Baloch, and Nuristani With No Single Majority or Shared National Identity.

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