Brainfood

Raw, rhythmic, and deeply real — this powerful collection of poetry speaks straight to the soul. Across three vibrant volumes, Robert Salmon reflects on life in the inner city, personal growth, faith, family, education, justice, and the everyday battles faced by young people in a world of contradiction. From childhood trauma to spiritual triumph, from humorous takes on street life to heartfelt reflections on parenthood, identity, and ambition, Brain Food delivers more than poetry — it’s motivation, warning, wisdom, and upliftment in verse form. Whether addressing peer pressure, drugs, love, or self-worth, Salmon’s voice remains honest, urgent, and unfiltered. With echoes of Benjamin Zephaniah, Tupac Shakur, and Linton Kwesi Johnson, this collection will resonate with readers who crave truth, rhythm, and resilience.