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Encyclopedia > Black Ice (poet)

Black Ice is a poet from Russell Simmon's Def Poetry Jam. His poems involve racial and social issues and bring together hip-hop flow with rich vocabulary into a unique style.


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Black Ice (poet) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (149 words)
Black Ice is a poet from Russell Simmons' Def Poetry Jam.
Black Ice, born Lamar Manson, began perfecting his craft on the streets of North Philadelphia.
Black Ice has performed to audiences as diverse as those at the Hip-Hop Summit, the Congressional Black Caucus, the Source Youth Foundation and ShiNE, and performed for such notables as the Reverend Jesse Jackson, Muhammad Ali and Minister Louis Farrakhan.
Poems at the Poetry Free-for-all - Haiku (2288 words)
One thing: as Gene explained, one of the meanings of fl ice is a thin veneer of ice that forms on the roadway and is quite a hazard to motorists.
I was not intending fl ice as a metaphor; it is merely descriptive as “white snow” would be, except “white snow” is generic and redundant, while “fl ice” is ice that occurs in specific places and under specific meteorological and physical conditions (rain or recent melt on fltop, followed by a return to freezing temperatures).
I would agree that fl ice has a connotation of danger for those who would venture on the road, but I am not sure that this would extend to being a metaphor (for danger, for example).
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