POETRY
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Poems |
Poems: "The Dead"; "Cornfields in Accra"; "To those who came after us"and "Origins (for Melba). |
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The New African: Volume 7, Number 1, 1968 | |
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Poems |
Poems. |
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Words, words, words |
Snippets on books and publishers. |
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The New African: Volume 5, Number 7, September 1966 | |
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Students and the art of poetry |
Article about creative writing. |
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Three poems |
Poems. |
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To the editor |
Letters to the Editor. |
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The New African: Volume 5, Number 8, October 1966 | |
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Two poems |
Poems. |
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Poems |
Two translated poems: "One day you will learn" and "To my husband", and two other poems: "My people when nothing moves" and "Vilanelle on a subject near to all our hearts". |
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The New African: Volume 5, Number 3, April 1966 | |
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Shadows |
A poem. |
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Poems |
Poems: "Poem against the rain" and "Death". |
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The New African: Volume 5, Number 4, May 1966 | |
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Poems |
Poems: "Alleged incident" and "The Mushroom Summer of Kipper Darling". |
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The New African: Volume 5, Number 5, June 1966 | |
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The oral tradition |
Discussion around the ramifications of what is generally referred to as the African oral tradition. |
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Above all is poetry |
In the vast field of African oral literature, the folktale is after all only one form of the prose material, and probably the lesser part of the whole, for poetry covered every aspect of a man's life. |
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A promise |
A poem. |