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| Acknowledgements | ||
| Prologue | 1 | |
| Another Fools' Day Touches Down: Shush | 5 | |
| Kadango Village, Even Milimbo Lagoon Is Dry | 6 | |
| Of Our Chiefs and Their Concubines | 7 | |
| Easter Apologies for Bubble Dreams | 8 | |
| The Haggling Old Woman at Balaka | 9 | |
| The Rise of the New Toadies (1983) | 10 | |
| For Another Village Politburo Projected | 11 | |
| No, Creon, There's No Virtue in Howling | 12 | |
| The 1984 Martyrs' Day Prayer | 13 | |
| When the Shire Valley Dries Up Patiently | 14 | |
| Vigil for a Fellow Credulous Captive | 15 | |
| Seasoned Jacarandas | 19 | |
| Smiller's Bar Revisited (1983) | 20 | |
| Baobab Fruit Picking (or Development in Monkey Bay) | 22 | |
| Moving into Monkey Bay (Balamanja North) | 24 | |
| The Farms That Gobble the Land at Home | 26 | |
| Flying Over the Summer Haze of Home (1983/4) | 27 | |
| Burning the Witch for Rains (The Dark Case) | 29 | |
| For Fear of Which Mandrax Images & Which Death? | 31 | |
| Chilling Jan Smuts Airport In-Transito (1984) | 33 | |
| On Banning Of Chameleons and Gods (June, 1985) | 35 | |
| April Wishes for 20 Gordon Square, London (A Letter, 1987) | 36 | |
| Out of Bounds (or Our Maternity Asylum) | 38 | |
| The Streak-Tease at Mikuyu Prison, 25 September 1987 | 43 | |
| Fears from Mikuyu Cells for Our Loves | 46 | |
| The Chattering Wagtails of Mikuyu Prison | 48 | |
| Scrubbing the Furious Walls of Mikuyu | 53 | |
| The Famished Stubborn Ravens of Mikuyu | 55 | |
| To the Unknown Dutch Postcard-Sender (1988) | 56 | |
| Mikuyu Prison Visit of Head of Detainees | 59 | |
| The Tale of a Dzeleka Prison Hard-Core Hero | 62 | |
| The Trip of Chief Commissioner of Prisons (1990) | 64 | |
| The Delight of Aerial Signs of Release | 66 | |
| The Release: Who Are You, Imbongi? | 71 | |
| Tethered Border Fugitives upon Release | 73 | |
| These Straggling Mudhuts of Kirk Range | 75 | |
| The Baobab Trees of Our New Dependence | 77 | |
| Your Tears Still Burn at My Handcuffs (1991) | 78 | |
| Where Dissent Is Meat for Crocodiles | 80 | |
| Canadian Geese Flying Over Alison's House | 82 | |
| You Caught Me Slipping Off Your Shoulders Once | 84 | |
| The Souvenir Shards of My Berlin Wall | 87 | |
| For Madame Potiphar's Wasteaways | 91 | |
| In Memoriam (For Orton Chirwa, 20 October 1992) | 93 | |
| The Deluge after Our Gweru Prison Dreams | 95 | |
| Glossary | 99 |
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Sandra Gilbody
reviewed The chattering wagtails of Mikuyu prison on October 28, 2017
The chattering wagtails of Mikuyu prison
A collection of intriguing and gruesome poetry on oppression and being locked up in prison for standing up for your rights especially in African countries.
A lot of the poems are intricate and require great patience and concentration to understand and comprehend the poems.
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