Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems
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In early September 2019, Jamaicans all over the world got together to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of our most revered cultural icon Rt. Louise Bennett-Coverly, lovingly known as Miss Lou. According to coordinator for the Project GYAL initiative, Joan Andrea Hutchinson, “both men and women are victims of gender-based violence, and though in most cases women are the victims, the. The event will feature a rare Florida appearance by the multi-award-winning Jamaican Folk Singers, Labrish with “Dat Bumpy Head Gal”, Joan Andrea Hutchinson, as well as a throwback to Miss Lou and Mas Ran with Malachi Smith and Maxine Osbourne, plus a selection of folk songs by the Tallawah Mento Band. Joan Andrea Hutchinson is a young poet who has championed Jamaican Creole. She follows in the steps of Louise Bennett who highlighted Creole on the world stage. Joan strongly feels that Creole is a.
Poems Poem: I Have Become My Mother I sometimes resented your overprotective and caring ways At times it seemed such a bother But with.
Hutchinson
The Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts presents ’The Sweetness of Poetry and Tings’ - a lunch-hour concert featuring Joan Andrea Hutchinson, Dr Michael Abrahams and WOW. The concert will be held at the Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts (PSCCA), UWI, Mona, on Thursday, November 12 at 1 p.m. The show is open to the public and admission is free.
’The Sweetness of Poetry and Tings’ continues on the fine tradition and the mandate of the PSCCA to present performing arts representing various genres, as part of the process of entertaining and enlightening the university community and the wider population. This particular event presents an interesting, eclectic mix of three writers and performing poets, with three exciting and complementary styles.
Headlining the event will be author, poet and cultural educator Joan Andrea Hutchinson, who will take the audience on a journey into the creative practices of Jamaican ’poor’ people with readings from her soon-to-be-published book Kin Teet Kibba Heart Bun. This represents the culmination of four years of research, producing a document which celebrates how Jamaican ’poor people’ creatively stretch a dollar to make their lives work.
Presented with her trademark humour, Hutchinson reminds us when we used to draw starch, carry half pencil and half book to school, make milk-box balls and use lime and salt and a piece of zinc in the backyard to make white clothes dazzle. She will also be performing material from her six already published CDs and two books.
The concert also features the thought-provoking and inspirational poetry of WOW (Winroy Williams). A self-proclaimed ’student of the mind’. His rural upbringing has fostered an appreciation for nature and the arts, manifested in his love for creative writing and music. The consistent and universal themes in his poetry include love, nature, spirituality and philosophy and you chuckle as you see yourself as the protagonist in his work.
laughter and reflection
Completing the package is medical practitioner, poet, songwriter and humourist Dr Michael Abrahams, whose prescription is to make you laugh while you reflect. His impressive collection of topical poems and songs analyses, poeticises and sometimes pokes fun at religion, politicians, relationships and celebrates Barack Obama and Usain Bolt. Abrahams uses humour therapy to ease the pain of his patients in labour and, onstage, delivers exciting doses of his special brand of social commentary.
Come out, relieve the stress and invite your friends to ’The Sweetness of Poetry and Tings’.
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Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems Jamaica - by Arriel Bullock
“You’re the ackee in my saltfish Condensed milk in my tea, The patty in my coco bread. Without you there is no me”
“Jus becaw mi tell one man say him teet look like Dem a go gi di dentist lockjaw An mi tell one ooman say her mout a ratten teet Should a punishable by law”
After reading those two excerpts, the face of one individual instantly comes to mind - that of Joan Andrea Hutchinson, “The next Miss Lou”, “Dat Bumpy Head Gal”.
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Whichever name you may know her by, one thing stands out at all times: she is Jamaica’s cultural ambassador.
Following in the footsteps of Amina Blackwood-Meeks and the late Dr the Honourable Louise Bennett Coverley (the original Miss Lou), Joan has embraced her culture, with a passion for ensuring it is preserved and kept valid and current at home in Jamaica, as well as in the Diaspora.
The essential “jack of all trades” when it comes to the imparting of the Jamaican culture, Miss Hutchinson is an author, storyteller, actress, language trainer, motivational speaker and cultural educator.
A firm believer in the saying, “kin teet kibba heart bun”, she utilizes wit and humour to bring across essential themes and aspects of the Jamaican culture.
Her riveting stage presence allows Joan to communicate her thoughts and ideas in any setting, to any audience, and it is received with the same level of awe and understanding.
Her storytelling style is effective to capture the attention of children all over, and her enthusiasm and vivacity will spell-bind adults regardless of the socio-economic status. That is the effect of Joan Andrea Hutchinson.
One poem, one performance, even one quotation is enough to have even the skeptic salivating for more.
Her unique talent brings the Jamaican culture into perspective, through practical, everyday Jamaican experiences and proverbs, expressed in the authentic, inimitable Jamaican dialect.
She has a vast repertoire of Jamaican poems, which are compiled in audio/visual cd’s and books.
Her most famous works, and incidentally some of my favourite include, but are not limited to:
*“Mi Let Yuh Down”
*“Workaholic”
*“Ward 21”
*“Dat Bumpy Head Gal”
*“Playgroun”
*“Love Cyaan Done”
*“Madman Power”
*“It Hot But Hush”
*“Lion Heart Love”
*“Ef Ooman Strike”
*“Dat White Witch Henny”
*“Di Hog Name Crowd”
*and her tribute to Louise Bennett: “Tenky Miss Lou Tenky”.
Here too are other poems from her book
Inna Mi Heart, Jamaican Love Poetry
These include:
Regardless of whether you are Jamaican-born, a Jamaican-at-heart or simply in love with the Jamaican culture and lifestyle, Joan’s work will appeal to your sense of cultural pride and broaden your appreciation for the Jamaican people.
It matters not if you are a fan of “Bredda Anancy”, in love with the intricacies and rhythm of the Jamaican dialect, or curious regarding the meaning behind the proverbs or “old people sayings”, there is a Joan Andrea Hutchinson poem to “whet your appetite”.
So the next time you want a taste of some authentic Jamaican culture, just pick up a work from Joan Andrea Hutchinson and “tek kin teet kibba heart bun.”Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems
Looking to purchase/download Joan Andrea Hutchinson poems? Sure! Amazon now has them at great prices. Click here and visit Amazon to see them!
READY FI LOVE YUH- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Mi no come offa no high tableMi no have no university degreeMi no boasy and pretentious bout lifeBut what yuh see is meBut yuh see mi … mi check fi yuh
Mi kyaan carry yuh go a no expensive spotMi kyaan stomach fancy foodMi kyaan tek yuh hypocrite kin teet friend demBut wah mi can do is treat yuh goodAn yuh see mi … mi will love yuh right
Unlike mi, yuh have gold spoon inna yuh moutYuh no short a nothingBut from wah mi see, yuh look like yuh coulda doWid a lickle lovingSo see mi yah … ready fi kill yuh wid love
YUH MI WAAN FI DEH WID- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Even if yuh put on fifty poundEven if yuh sick an mawga downEven if yuh bleach di black fi fayva brownA yuh mi waan fi deh wid
Even if yuh foot shape like afoo yamAn yuh hand look like song of di banana manEven if yuh claim rasta but a quietly lick di hamA yuh mi waan fid eh wid
So even doah yuh behaving like a clownAn yuh name a call all over townA yuh mi still waan fi be aroundA yuh mi waan fi deh wid
NO ROSES NO POSES- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Fi di whole year yuh treat mi floopsDen braps, mi get red rosesYuh think say chocolate an wine can compensateMi no waan no valentine poses
Mi no waan no dinner a no fancy restaurantKeep yuh red an white teddy bearUnless yuh a go love an treat mi goodEvery day of di year
Love a one full time wuck, more dan nine to fiveA no just di one day posesSo if mi kyaan get consistent love from yuhKeep yuh wine an roses
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THUG NO SHOW LOVE- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Baby mi love yuh and yuh done well and knowBut a guy can’t too meck him feelings showYuh feel mi love and dat suppose to enoughBut man a man and man haffie flex toughSo no expect mi fi come wid no lovey dovey loveCause man a thug, an thug no show love
Mi will tidy house an help yuh wash plateChange baby diaper, iron cook an bakeWash yuh hair an massage yuh body all night longHug up an dance like grandpa when mi hear love songBut outa street mi no eena di smoochie smoochie loveFor man a thug, an thug no show love
Most people no know say mi have a romantic sideMi will give yuh sweet an tender loving till yuh clideAt home mi will bow, cause yuh control di remoteAn mi ready fi go front a parson go teck oathBut John Public no haffie know bout mi romantic loveFor man a thug … an thug no show love
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KIDNAP- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Dem say kidnapper and thief a criminalAn criminal go to jailBut mi think if one day mi kidnap yuhLove an passion gwine prevailJoan Andrea Hutchinson Poems- Dat Bumpy Head Gal
When mi thief yuh way, yuh mighta fight at firstBut when mi ketch yuh in di sackAn show yuh how good loving goYuh nah go waan go back
Yuh a go waan mi an beg mi no fi stopAn heng on pon mi tightYuh a go waan lay down inna mi bedFrom night until daylight El metodo neil strauss descargar.
When mi finally release yuh mi already knowDi note yuh a go send‘Why yuh tecking sooo longFi kidnap mi again?”
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GI MI DI BLIGH- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
A long time mi a watch yuh, but mi don’t knowWhat fi say or how fi doSo slow down lickle an gi mi a chanceMeck mi chat to yuh
Mi nuh have no bag a lyrics fi fling downMi clueless bout romanceBut wah mi really waan fi say to yuh isJust gi mi a chance
A chance fi ‘deh’ an create unionFi fill yuh life wid happinessFi love yuh an treat yuh like royaltyYuh deserve di very best
Mi a go show yuh things yuh never knowBelieve mi, mi nah stop trySo if yuh ready fi a bonify ol fashion loveDo … gi mi di bligh
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To date, he serves over 9,300 unique readers / viewers per day.
His efforts have earned this site featured positions in local publications, including the Jamaica Gleaner’s Hospitality Jamaica, Carlong Publishers, as well as recognition from numerous prestigious international agencies and universities. Read more about him here.
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*Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems- Dat Bumpy Head Gal
*Joan Andrea Hutchinson Book Of Poems
*Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems
In early September 2019, Jamaicans all over the world got together to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of our most revered cultural icon Rt. Louise Bennett-Coverly, lovingly known as Miss Lou. According to coordinator for the Project GYAL initiative, Joan Andrea Hutchinson, “both men and women are victims of gender-based violence, and though in most cases women are the victims, the. The event will feature a rare Florida appearance by the multi-award-winning Jamaican Folk Singers, Labrish with “Dat Bumpy Head Gal”, Joan Andrea Hutchinson, as well as a throwback to Miss Lou and Mas Ran with Malachi Smith and Maxine Osbourne, plus a selection of folk songs by the Tallawah Mento Band. Joan Andrea Hutchinson is a young poet who has championed Jamaican Creole. She follows in the steps of Louise Bennett who highlighted Creole on the world stage. Joan strongly feels that Creole is a.
Poems Poem: I Have Become My Mother I sometimes resented your overprotective and caring ways At times it seemed such a bother But with.
Hutchinson
The Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts presents ’The Sweetness of Poetry and Tings’ - a lunch-hour concert featuring Joan Andrea Hutchinson, Dr Michael Abrahams and WOW. The concert will be held at the Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts (PSCCA), UWI, Mona, on Thursday, November 12 at 1 p.m. The show is open to the public and admission is free.
’The Sweetness of Poetry and Tings’ continues on the fine tradition and the mandate of the PSCCA to present performing arts representing various genres, as part of the process of entertaining and enlightening the university community and the wider population. This particular event presents an interesting, eclectic mix of three writers and performing poets, with three exciting and complementary styles.
Headlining the event will be author, poet and cultural educator Joan Andrea Hutchinson, who will take the audience on a journey into the creative practices of Jamaican ’poor’ people with readings from her soon-to-be-published book Kin Teet Kibba Heart Bun. This represents the culmination of four years of research, producing a document which celebrates how Jamaican ’poor people’ creatively stretch a dollar to make their lives work.
Presented with her trademark humour, Hutchinson reminds us when we used to draw starch, carry half pencil and half book to school, make milk-box balls and use lime and salt and a piece of zinc in the backyard to make white clothes dazzle. She will also be performing material from her six already published CDs and two books.
The concert also features the thought-provoking and inspirational poetry of WOW (Winroy Williams). A self-proclaimed ’student of the mind’. His rural upbringing has fostered an appreciation for nature and the arts, manifested in his love for creative writing and music. The consistent and universal themes in his poetry include love, nature, spirituality and philosophy and you chuckle as you see yourself as the protagonist in his work.
laughter and reflection
Completing the package is medical practitioner, poet, songwriter and humourist Dr Michael Abrahams, whose prescription is to make you laugh while you reflect. His impressive collection of topical poems and songs analyses, poeticises and sometimes pokes fun at religion, politicians, relationships and celebrates Barack Obama and Usain Bolt. Abrahams uses humour therapy to ease the pain of his patients in labour and, onstage, delivers exciting doses of his special brand of social commentary.
Come out, relieve the stress and invite your friends to ’The Sweetness of Poetry and Tings’.
Stay up-to-date with all that’s new at My-Island-Jamaica, Click Here to subscribe for my updates and don’t miss a thing!
Sharing Is Caring!Share this awesome content with your friends now.
New! For Authentic Jamaican products, from my very own hands, visit my Etsy store here.
Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems Jamaica - by Arriel Bullock
“You’re the ackee in my saltfish Condensed milk in my tea, The patty in my coco bread. Without you there is no me”
“Jus becaw mi tell one man say him teet look like Dem a go gi di dentist lockjaw An mi tell one ooman say her mout a ratten teet Should a punishable by law”
After reading those two excerpts, the face of one individual instantly comes to mind - that of Joan Andrea Hutchinson, “The next Miss Lou”, “Dat Bumpy Head Gal”.
Watch!See the real Jamaica in VIDEOS
Click Here to watch my latest videos on my fun YouTube channel - you’ll love it!
Looking to purchase/download Joan Andrea Hutchinson poems? Sure! Amazon now has them at great prices. Click here and visit Amazon to see them!
Whichever name you may know her by, one thing stands out at all times: she is Jamaica’s cultural ambassador.
Following in the footsteps of Amina Blackwood-Meeks and the late Dr the Honourable Louise Bennett Coverley (the original Miss Lou), Joan has embraced her culture, with a passion for ensuring it is preserved and kept valid and current at home in Jamaica, as well as in the Diaspora.
The essential “jack of all trades” when it comes to the imparting of the Jamaican culture, Miss Hutchinson is an author, storyteller, actress, language trainer, motivational speaker and cultural educator.
A firm believer in the saying, “kin teet kibba heart bun”, she utilizes wit and humour to bring across essential themes and aspects of the Jamaican culture.
Her riveting stage presence allows Joan to communicate her thoughts and ideas in any setting, to any audience, and it is received with the same level of awe and understanding.
Her storytelling style is effective to capture the attention of children all over, and her enthusiasm and vivacity will spell-bind adults regardless of the socio-economic status. That is the effect of Joan Andrea Hutchinson.
One poem, one performance, even one quotation is enough to have even the skeptic salivating for more.
Her unique talent brings the Jamaican culture into perspective, through practical, everyday Jamaican experiences and proverbs, expressed in the authentic, inimitable Jamaican dialect.
She has a vast repertoire of Jamaican poems, which are compiled in audio/visual cd’s and books.
Her most famous works, and incidentally some of my favourite include, but are not limited to:
*“Mi Let Yuh Down”
*“Workaholic”
*“Ward 21”
*“Dat Bumpy Head Gal”
*“Playgroun”
*“Love Cyaan Done”
*“Madman Power”
*“It Hot But Hush”
*“Lion Heart Love”
*“Ef Ooman Strike”
*“Dat White Witch Henny”
*“Di Hog Name Crowd”
*and her tribute to Louise Bennett: “Tenky Miss Lou Tenky”.
Here too are other poems from her book
Inna Mi Heart, Jamaican Love Poetry
These include:
Regardless of whether you are Jamaican-born, a Jamaican-at-heart or simply in love with the Jamaican culture and lifestyle, Joan’s work will appeal to your sense of cultural pride and broaden your appreciation for the Jamaican people.
It matters not if you are a fan of “Bredda Anancy”, in love with the intricacies and rhythm of the Jamaican dialect, or curious regarding the meaning behind the proverbs or “old people sayings”, there is a Joan Andrea Hutchinson poem to “whet your appetite”.
So the next time you want a taste of some authentic Jamaican culture, just pick up a work from Joan Andrea Hutchinson and “tek kin teet kibba heart bun.”Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems
Looking to purchase/download Joan Andrea Hutchinson poems? Sure! Amazon now has them at great prices. Click here and visit Amazon to see them!
READY FI LOVE YUH- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Mi no come offa no high tableMi no have no university degreeMi no boasy and pretentious bout lifeBut what yuh see is meBut yuh see mi … mi check fi yuh
Mi kyaan carry yuh go a no expensive spotMi kyaan stomach fancy foodMi kyaan tek yuh hypocrite kin teet friend demBut wah mi can do is treat yuh goodAn yuh see mi … mi will love yuh right
Unlike mi, yuh have gold spoon inna yuh moutYuh no short a nothingBut from wah mi see, yuh look like yuh coulda doWid a lickle lovingSo see mi yah … ready fi kill yuh wid love
YUH MI WAAN FI DEH WID- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Even if yuh put on fifty poundEven if yuh sick an mawga downEven if yuh bleach di black fi fayva brownA yuh mi waan fi deh wid
Even if yuh foot shape like afoo yamAn yuh hand look like song of di banana manEven if yuh claim rasta but a quietly lick di hamA yuh mi waan fid eh wid
So even doah yuh behaving like a clownAn yuh name a call all over townA yuh mi still waan fi be aroundA yuh mi waan fi deh wid
NO ROSES NO POSES- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Fi di whole year yuh treat mi floopsDen braps, mi get red rosesYuh think say chocolate an wine can compensateMi no waan no valentine poses
Mi no waan no dinner a no fancy restaurantKeep yuh red an white teddy bearUnless yuh a go love an treat mi goodEvery day of di year
Love a one full time wuck, more dan nine to fiveA no just di one day posesSo if mi kyaan get consistent love from yuhKeep yuh wine an roses
Back To Top of Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems
THUG NO SHOW LOVE- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Baby mi love yuh and yuh done well and knowBut a guy can’t too meck him feelings showYuh feel mi love and dat suppose to enoughBut man a man and man haffie flex toughSo no expect mi fi come wid no lovey dovey loveCause man a thug, an thug no show love
Mi will tidy house an help yuh wash plateChange baby diaper, iron cook an bakeWash yuh hair an massage yuh body all night longHug up an dance like grandpa when mi hear love songBut outa street mi no eena di smoochie smoochie loveFor man a thug, an thug no show love
Most people no know say mi have a romantic sideMi will give yuh sweet an tender loving till yuh clideAt home mi will bow, cause yuh control di remoteAn mi ready fi go front a parson go teck oathBut John Public no haffie know bout mi romantic loveFor man a thug … an thug no show love
Back To Top of Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems
KIDNAP- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
Dem say kidnapper and thief a criminalAn criminal go to jailBut mi think if one day mi kidnap yuhLove an passion gwine prevailJoan Andrea Hutchinson Poems- Dat Bumpy Head Gal
When mi thief yuh way, yuh mighta fight at firstBut when mi ketch yuh in di sackAn show yuh how good loving goYuh nah go waan go back
Yuh a go waan mi an beg mi no fi stopAn heng on pon mi tightYuh a go waan lay down inna mi bedFrom night until daylight El metodo neil strauss descargar.
When mi finally release yuh mi already knowDi note yuh a go send‘Why yuh tecking sooo longFi kidnap mi again?”
Back To Top of Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems
GI MI DI BLIGH- by Joan Andrea Hutchinson ©2007
A long time mi a watch yuh, but mi don’t knowWhat fi say or how fi doSo slow down lickle an gi mi a chanceMeck mi chat to yuh
Mi nuh have no bag a lyrics fi fling downMi clueless bout romanceBut wah mi really waan fi say to yuh isJust gi mi a chance
A chance fi ‘deh’ an create unionFi fill yuh life wid happinessFi love yuh an treat yuh like royaltyYuh deserve di very best
Mi a go show yuh things yuh never knowBelieve mi, mi nah stop trySo if yuh ready fi a bonify ol fashion loveDo … gi mi di bligh
Back To Top of Joan Andrea Hutchinson PoemsYou might like these as well
*30 Jamaican Quotes With Meaning | On Life, Relationships & Leadership
It’s a rich aspect of your heritage that we sometime take for granted, today, I’ll roll back pages and share with you 30 classic Jamaican quotes and proverbs.
*Girl by Jamaica Kincaid - The Full Text!
Here’s the full text of the poem (or story), Girl by Jamaica Kincaid.Other Pages Related To Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems
Return to Famous Jamicans from Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems.
Return to HomePage from Joan Andrea Hutchinson Poems.
Sharing IS Caring.. Its now YOUR turn to..
If you found this page useful, please considersubscribing to my weekly newsletter, My Island Jamaica Digest here.
It tells you each week about the new information that I have added, including new developments and great stories from lovers of Jamaica!Back To The Top Of This Page
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Read More ..New! Comments Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below.Recommended For You ..Other Great Articles You Might Have Missed
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Or, simply click here and here, to browse my library of over 500 questions and answers! Chances are someone already asked (and got an answer to) your question.
A patriotic Jamaican who adore its culture, Wellesley has been using this medium to share what he calls ’the uniqueness of Jamaica with the world’ since April 2007.
To date, he serves over 9,300 unique readers / viewers per day.
His efforts have earned this site featured positions in local publications, including the Jamaica Gleaner’s Hospitality Jamaica, Carlong Publishers, as well as recognition from numerous prestigious international agencies and universities. Read more about him here.
He invites you to subscribe to this site to stay updated on all the latest and check out his unique Jamaican products on his Etsy store.
If you are on social media, here are the links to follow his latest posts
You are also invited to join his exclusive JAMHearts community where like-minded Jamaican enthusiasts discuss all things Jamaican.
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