People That Look Like Me

Through his powerful and evocative verse, Rotimi Ogunjobi provides a poignant reflection on life, love, and the challenges of living as an immigrant. Each poem captures the essence of the author's perspective, as he navigates the complexities of assimilation and identity in a foreign land. From the difficulties of acclimating to a new culture to the joys and pains of relationships, "People That Look Like Me" is a heartfelt exploration of the human experience. Ogunjobi's vivid imagery and emotive language invite readers to walk in his shoes and gain a deeper understanding of the struggles and triumphs of an African immigrant in the US. ATLANTA: PEOPLE THAT LOOK LIKE ME
BLACK TO BLACK
A CHILDHOOD REMEMBERED
THE AFRICAN BEHOLDS SKID ROW
SONG OF THE IMMIGRANT
CEREBRATIONS OF A WILLFUL EXILE
MAN IN THE MIRROR
LOVING LOS ANGELES
BROTHER SPEAKS
THE DUALITY OF FLAWS
A SUMMER NIGHT DREAM
INDEPENDENCE DAY, 2022
PRISONERS OF PASSION
THE NATURAL ORDER OF THINGS
RHYME OF THE ANGRY MARINER
SHOES HANGING
SLEEPLESS
STRANGER FROM HELL
STREET CITIZENS
TEN IN BUFFALO
THE END OF THE WORLD
THE HEARTBREAK GAME
THE UNDERGROUND AT DAWN
THE NATURE OF HER LOVE
A STORY MY MOTHER TOLD ME
THE SAHARA TRYST
THE STUFF OUT THERE
WHITE NEGRO
VAMPIRE JUNCTION
FOR THIS WE SHOULD STAND