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Prysmatic Dreams has dedicated itself to successfully invigorating and empowering not only the culture of spoken word poetry. But also the artists who make it a reality.
Members of PD reach across the entire nation and beyond. Many artists of today's genre can trace their roots to, or tell wonderful tales of, opportunities via Prysmatic Dreams.Even the definition of the name "Prysmatic" represents unity beyond boundaries.

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Definitions of Prysmatic: Submitted to Merriam Webster dictionary 8-2007

* A derivative of the word prismatic

* Noun: "Prysmatic" A person who is multi racial, multi cultural, and or, multi national. A living bridge between peoples, races and nations through ancestry, cultural philosophy or personal ideology. E pluribus unum. Example: "Prysmatic people"

* adjective: exhibiting traits formed by the multi national, multi cultural and inter racial experience.

* verb: to defy hereditary, cultural, social or historically imposed limitations.

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Many thousand now use that terminology to describe themselves as a people.
They are the talented creators of innovative and unique venues of poetic expression such as - The Session telecypher, -The Session LIVE! -UnSung Innerviews, The Reach Back Interview Series-Whispered Words Poetry Mixtapes, -The Spoken Word Showcase, -The 2006 Muse Awards. -Several national tours in 07 including The NWO Up Top Tour and most recently, SAHAS @ Club Esssence in Columbia, SC- All these and so much more have made an enduring and positive impact on an entire generation of poets. "Together we can do anything, separately we can only be alone" has always been the motto that drives PD. Now nearing a decade, .the Poets of Prysmatic Dreams selflessly share resources, time and inexhaustible amounts of energy.
By example, they inspire others to do the same. Over the years the rank and file has grown by leaps and bounds. This in turn has promoted a Reach Back philosophy and a Pay it Forward mentality that expands when each new soul takes on the dream. Activist, teachers, preachers and poets. Above all. Prysmatic Dreams is a unifying force in our society. As individuals they honestly care about people and the world we live in. As a group that proactive concern becomes an explosion of empowerment.
The very name our poetic culture is known by was coined by PD poets. It is truly~
"The New Word Order."
Courageous and inspiring are two words that well describe these altruistic dreamers.
Across the entire spectrum of spoken word - poetry and throughout their many exemplifying activist endeavors. Prysmatic Dreams makes a difference. How? Why?
Visit www.TheNewWordOrder.com and read the mission statement.
Visit www.WhisperedWordsPoetry.com and read the "Why We Do It" page.
Visit www.PrysmaticDreams.com and see the power in the prose.
Listen to "The Price Of Life" @ Whispered Words and understand how these poets have even saved lives with naught but words.
~Download the free CD here

I will quote the legendary Abiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets when asked what he thought of Prysmatic Dreams during an interview with Warrick Roundtree of Las Vegas's www.UnTamedTongues.com

"I'm proud to be among such warriors who use their pens as swords and their notepads as shields. This is just what we need in the world today. A perfect fit. The New Word Order."
Abiodun Oyewole (The Last Poets)

 

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I don't have prejudice against myself. My father was a white and my mother was black. Them call me half-caste or whatever. I'm not on nobody's side. I'm not on on the black man's side nor the white man's side. I'm on God's side, the one who create me and cause me to come from black and white. ......."BOB MARLEY"