"The Arrivants" is a collection of poems by Edward Brathwaite, a Barbadian poet. The work explores themes of identity, migration, and the African diaspora, reflecting on the experiences of those who have arrived in new lands. Brathwaite's writing combines personal and collective histories, emphasizing the struggles and triumphs of people in their search for belonging. The collection is divided into three sections: The Arrival, The Middle Passage, and The New World. Each section delves into different aspects of the journey, from the initial displacement to the challenges faced in a new environment. Brathwaite's use of language and imagery captures the emotional depth of these experiences.