Stephen Ango Oliver

Bad Poet, Storyteller & Dabbler | Living life with gratitude


Stephen Ango Oliver

A woman, a garden, and the early hours of morning.
Hands in the soil. Stillness. And something old beginning to stir.

Norumbega is a story about listening—to land, memory, and the quiet places between myth and certainty. This is the opening chapter, read aloud with warmth and restraint.

If you’ve been moving too fast lately, this might be a good place to pause.
https://youtu.be/yYaesgUOb7U

3 months ago | [YT] | 0

Stephen Ango Oliver

Wes Shipp always hits me right in the feelers. This song is no different.
https://youtu.be/QlclMjooup4?si=wpnXo...

7 months ago | [YT] | 0

Stephen Ango Oliver

I wanted to post a picture of my brother and me.
Tomorrow is my younger brother Peter's birthday. It is the first since he died last year, and I woke up this morning, and the world felt off, like something important was missing, and it was.



He’s gone... but not really. I still hear him sometimes, like an old song drifting in from a half-open window. Still feel him in the quiet.



Grief doesn’t pass. It just pulls up a chair.



But if you stand still long enough, listen close…you might catch it
His laugh, a line from a song, a memory you didn’t know was waiting.

It ain’t the end. It’s just the chorus.



Happy Birthday, Brother. I miss you every damn day.

-Stephen Ango Oliver 2025

10 months ago | [YT] | 0