Lucille Clifton’s poem, “won’t you celebrate with me”, stands as one of the most concise yet profoundly layered meditations on identity, survival and self-definition in modern poetry. In just a handful of lines, Clifton constructs a voice that is at once personal and universal, grounded in lived experience yet expansive enough to resonate across cultures, including … Continue reading Why Kenyan schools should use Lucille Clifton’s poem as a meditation tool for learners