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Alexis S. Ryan is a Kittitian-born, Anguillan-raised poet and fashion designer. Known for his lyrical activism and comedic poetry, Alexis performed at and won the 2024 Malliouhana Poetry Competition, in the performance poetry / spoken word category, with this poem. He is also the creator of TheoChris Designs, a Caribbean clothing label known for its unique artistic style. Read or listen to the complete poem on our website trueanguilla.com

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Strange things about Anguillians no one ever talks about

Call them friendly and hospitable. Call them proud, because as Alexis S. Ryan writes in his award winning poem …

Written by Alexis S. Ryan