Finally found my poem online that has been printed in Botsotso last yr. I posted it over here. But here‘s now the link to the original Botsotso poetry page. Ya, my name may be last on the list, but, hey, the first will be last, you know… It gives you a great overview of South [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Poetry’
Botsotso Poets & After The Fear
Posted in It wasn't me: Guest contributors, Poetry, Sounds & Syllables, tagged botsotso, chantal-fleur sandjon, cinn sandjon, johannesburg, phillipa yaa de villiers, phillippa de villiers, Poetry, south africa on 30 January, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A Blak Fairy Tale
Posted in Black knowledge, I write what I like, Poetry, Sounds & Syllables, Time to Bloom: Fleur's everyday good, tagged black issues, botsotso, chantal-fleur sandjon, cinn sandjon, Poetry on 11 October, 2008 | 1 Comment »
One of my poems has been featured in the latest Botsotso magazine! You can’t find the content online, so I wanna share the poem with you this way. It is one of my favourite performance pieces & I haven’t linked to it in an earlier post on my poetry yet so here it is! Two [...]
Definition of identity
Posted in Azania from a street-level window, I write what I like, It wasn't me: Guest contributors, Poetry, Sounds & Syllables, tagged kojo baffoe, Poetry, south africa on 31 July, 2008 | 1 Comment »
by Kojo Baffoe* A star-crossed soul Stands at the crossroads There are two versions of insanity Ours and theirs Each required clarity In the definition of identity Guide me I am your subject Victim to your theories of subjectivity My purpose depends on where you stand Look beyond what you don’t see Truth lies in [...]
Linking my words.
Posted in Poetry, Sounds & Syllables, tagged chantal-fleur sandjon, cinn sandjon, Poetry on 12 July, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Before I lose track of poetry of mine in the WWW, I better get it all together [not that it is THAT much but hey...] Aus dem Hinterhalt (= “In an Ambush”; primarily in German; spoken word piece) Poems on Gewitterstille – Afro-German Poetry: Sinnsuchend sein (= “Being on the search”; German; was my first [...]
