POETRY
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The New African: Volume 8, Number 2, 1969 | |
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The poet and crisis |
Black writers in America and Africa are approaching the point where their emotional sensibilities and their physical involvement is being transmitted with tremendous clarity and acuteness. |
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Verse |
Poems. |
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Poems |
Poems: "When negro teeth speak" and "The poet". |
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Poets of Lesotho |
First steps of a brief incursion into Sesotho literature. |
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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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Poems |
Poems: "Poem against the rain" and "Death". |
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Shadows |
A poem. |
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The New African: Volume 5, Number 4, May 1966 |