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Trading One Tongue for Another from Malaya Timawa Dima’api of outLoud Radio

July 5th, 2006 mystery Posted in Public Radio | No Comments »

Produced by: Malaya Timawa Dima’api
Licensor: outLoud Radio
Website: outloudradio.org

Young Filipino-American poet Malaya Timawa Dima’api lives in Oakland, CA. This poem is about his ever-shifting relationship to language, growing up.

Find out more at outloudradio.org.

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