A Meccan Spring by Ba Sabouke

Bá Sabouke is Nigeria’s enfant terrible of poetry. An unrivalled, amazing poet. This work might as well be his poetic manifesto; in it, he introduces us to elements of Sufism and the radicalism of a dervish. In a poem, on the suppression of poetic voice, he asks “Who will show us the path to the city that is yet to murder all her DJs?” Can you help him with an answer?