Spotlight on Writer Aliada Duncan

Aliada Duncan

Aliada Duncan

Aliada Duncan was born in Beaufort, SC in 1992 and relocated to Columbia in 2008. A graduate of Limestone College, she will be graduating this year with an MSW from Winthrop University.

Duncan says she began writing at the age of thirteen. “Writing was a way for me to express myself. My pre-teen and teen years were tough. I started off writing poems. I was most inspired by Langston Hughes.” 

Duncan says, “I’ve self-published six books thus far in total. My first book, Wordplay: A Potion Name Poetry was officially my introduction to the world of writing. It was composed of poems that I had written throughout the years.”  

Her other publications include Gumbo: A Potent Poetry and Parables, a novella titled Satan, You Can’t Have My Marriage, two books of erotica titled Secrets Under My tongue and Flames: Magic at Midnight; and her most recent book is, Tongues: Enter My Ethos. All have been self-published and are available from Amazon. 

Duncan started her own business in June of 2020, Anu Vision LLC and says, “I’ve been busy with getting that off the ground. I haven’t written in a while; however, you haven’t seen the last of me.”

 

 

And here’s a sample of Duncan’s work:

 

 

The G.O.A.T Chronicles

 

 I am God frequency energy

The inner-G in me is key to immortality

What I am relaying is a result of what I am displaying

Slaying the odds with my warmest regards

I am the essence of this message

I have opened a portal and undefeated by mortals

In totality and in total

Whether local or worldwide, my illumination, you just can’t hide

Fruitful and forbidden, my power cannot be hidden

With pride and stride, I conquered the battles presented to me

Now they realize that my presence is a present

I am King to the peasants

Power I devour, it’s what I represent

I ascend and send solutions for my revolution

I descend and suspend executions of my evolution

Consistency is infinitely embedded inside of me

My levels is hard to reach, hard to sustain

My reign on the throne is solidified

 My magnetism defies the isms

My prism holds the light—

It cannot be dimmed, try as you might

I have summoned my sanctuary

Building contrary to what was meant to bury, me

You’re not even worth my stardust

I am governed by the divine

This brilliance is my shrine

This is the rhythm, this is the rhyme

My potency should be a crime

The G.O.A.T— Greatest of all time