Alie Islam

 Alie Islam Born into trouble in the hands of the humble Kicking with praises in the womb  born still praising before I was cripple My mind is a cemetery without a tomb Memories of dead friends But In friend, there's an end Remember in Hello there's Hell  Even the cat with nine lives won't survive 10 There's a devil in every being We fighting to level up in the devil spot Remarkable, impeccable, intangible  We're attracted to our image, not our souls And your soul is longing for recognition I know my soul when I close my eyes I can see I know my soul when I close my mouth I can speak I know my soul when I close my ears I can ear I can listen, I can hiss in, I can bliss in Am not my soul least you know Yee I can hear my soul speaking  I can hear my soul breathing when am sleeping  The Prophet said the soul do complain “Ya ALLAH get me out of this Body  The oppression is too much”  That's when they will feed you your untimely death in your new launc...

In Sierra Leone’s world of poetry, music, and spoken word,   Alie Islam , born Alpha Alie Bangura, stands tall as a prominent figure. With a multifaceted artistic approach and a passion for storytelling, Alie has not only captivated audiences but also served as an influential Islamic Youth ambassador. From humble beginnings to national recognition, his journey is one of dedication, talent, and profound artistic expression. His early exposure to the power of poetry came through his mother, a talented chorister, who nurtured his love for music and songs of poetry. In his formative years at the John F. Kennedy International Academy, Alie’s passion for rap music ignited. His innate poetic talent flourished, leading him to engage in rap battles and hone his skills as a free-verse writer. A turning point came when Alie Islam met his friend Roy Nicholas, who introduced him to the art of writing in verses and various rhyme schemes. This encounter propelled Alie towards the path of poetry-s...