A spoken word artist and a rapper a Multi versatile artist Qweku Chinese showcases his poetic talent.

Qweku Chinese, a spoken word poet known for his musical talent as a rapper specifically, performed some of his latest work in a video which he posted on his TikTok account.

The poem which entitled, “A letter to my future,” talks about how he dreamt about life as a child and now facing the reality as an adult.

When asked about his new found talent he says “I am always excited about anything art and I continue to be excited by my works and that people continue to be excited to hear my music and poetry.”

Qweku said he is frequently asked about his writing process and difficulties he faces as a writer. he often jokingly answers with wisdom to people.

“A talent is like a character. If the talent is inside you, it has to come out,” Qweku said.

You can watch and follow him on his TikTok account @ qweku_chinese.

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