- Page 2 and 3: VIA GRAPEVINE 2POETRY ANTHOLOGYComp
- Page 4 and 5: IndexDedicationForewordIntroduction
- Page 6 and 7: Kagiso TlagaeTrio of TrioletsNomtha
- Page 8 and 9: FOREWORDHere we are again, and I on
- Page 10 and 11: with the ink of life from A to Z, f
- Page 14 and 15: OKU-OLA PAUL ABIOLA (pauldesimple)H
- Page 16 and 17: BACK IN THOSE DAYSBack in those day
- Page 18 and 19: How will you know the count of snow
- Page 20 and 21: ADEDAYO ADEYEMI AGARAUBorn in Niger
- Page 22 and 23: CLAIRE ALIPS POBorn in the universe
- Page 24 and 25: May he do it twice:May he help the
- Page 26 and 27: UWAOMA ‘God'scare’ ALLISONBorn
- Page 28 and 29: PASSY AMARAEGBUA Nigerian-born poet
- Page 30 and 31: TIME TO QUITWhen you have tried to
- Page 32 and 33: Bodily fluids and sweat scattered,S
- Page 34 and 35: CHRISTOPHER CHAKWANAAn Undergraduat
- Page 36 and 37: NWAKANMA CHIKAHe lives in Lagos. He
- Page 38 and 39: Have I smearedOn the skeletonsOf hi
- Page 40 and 41: But I, too, am a student seeking kn
- Page 42 and 43: I will come in stealth,Steaming to
- Page 44 and 45: I saw the black man dressed like a
- Page 46 and 47: KANNADASA DASANBorn Manoharan in Ba
- Page 48 and 49: ALEX NYASHA DUBEBorn in Bulawayo, Z
- Page 50 and 51: FRIDAY OGBOLE EMMANUELBorn in April
- Page 52 and 53: PASS ME NOTHe:“Weary my soul has
- Page 54 and 55: Yearning,Wishing...,And lusting.You
- Page 56 and 57: OWOKERE ASUQUO ETIMA language consu
- Page 58 and 59: CHIEF FANI-KAYODEAdewunmi Abdulatee
- Page 60 and 61: JACK VINCENT FIDELIS ‘Jack Vince
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SHITTU FOWORABorn in Lagos Island,
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This is not about 'red things', red
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ZIBUSISO ’Desperat Zeejay’ GAZI
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TO THE MISCARRIED ONEAs I looked at
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TONY HAYNESA lyricist, songwriter,
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MEANT TO BEW e never really knowI f
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SILENT TEARDROPSAwakened by a kick
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HLAMULO HOSANAA student at the Univ
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COMET KEYDIEN HUDSONA South African
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If he lectures you,It is because he
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The regrets in loving them is not a
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ALBERT JUNGERSAn Anglican priest li
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M'HAMED KANOURA poet, writer and tr
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KAR A GHOUN KHAN“Of plebeian back
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MOTSHEDISI L.B. KHANTSIShe was born
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MADU CHISOM KINGDAVIDA student in h
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We had your tasty land,And you had
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VUYISILE ‘Thelonious Monk’ KOAH
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To witness their future disassemble
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No need for mortar:Dzimba dza Mabwe
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Choose reason over emotion.Think in
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The one about how strangers never c
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I wonder how she found you, the wom
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Then giving is only half of what yo
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The Prophet full of words,Someone s
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MOKHETHI N'Script MOEKETSIHe lives
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You have lived by the sword:Now Dea
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HARMLESSLY IN OBSESSIONIt was by a
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Fists were parading ,As blood was f
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LEFA CHARLES MOKUWEHe was born in 1
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MOTLATSI MOTSEKIHe resides in Bloem
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And give wisdom to the righteous fe
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My mind finds no rest.Like the grey
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Like a knife into butter:Butter is
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TERESKA MUISHONDA writer, poet, per
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Perhaps he knows I get highOn the s
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Is the only hope of happinessTo a b
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Then maybe this time I can change t
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Being better is not in how wellYou
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KARABO GODWIN NEELSAlias “Verbali
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PALESA NOGEThe South African single
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PHINITHI NTELEKOAHe Is a Lesotho na
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OMPHILE O' DIMPANEA Bsc. Statistics
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ALFRED OFFEIHe Is an African writer
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If there is, then there must be a B
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ANI MICHAEL ONYEDIKACHIHe hails fro
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It is on you, Africa, my soul does
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To a gravel cemetery daily calling
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And lies doggo,Refusing to hear san
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SIZAKELE PHOHLELIAged twenty-five,
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BRIGITTE POIRSONShe is a former lan
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Because all men are bornFrom you.Ac
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BLACK ROSEI call her rose,When I se
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PHEELLO MICHAEL RASELLOWidely known
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Hope that his soul would cope,Thoug
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Gave his ring to the demonIn exchan
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KUKOGHO IRUESIRI SAMSONHe is a Nige
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KAY SHINGWENYANAAged twenty-two, sh
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CRADLEDo you dream of me, guardian
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LET THE RAYS SHINELet the rays shin
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The combination of pen and paper yo
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THUTHULA SODUMOShe is a twenty-two
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ZALISILE TERRENCEHe was born and re
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NEO ‘Bandung Poet’ THIPEHe is t
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To kill us.We will do it ourselves.
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FREEDOM WITHOUT JUSTICE IS PLASTICO
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NOMTHANDAZO TSEMBENIUnder her stage
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HER SOUL IS TELLING A STORY...If si
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JASON Exquizit VALTEINWhen Jason
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And conquer the molecular dungeon a
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ABIGAIL VAN ROOYENA widowed mother
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Showcasing potential suitorsCollect
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Are all spread outLike spiders stre
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JAISE SAPNE DEKHNE WALA*Like one wh
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