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The new African poetry
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  • The new African poetry
  • Written by author Tanure Ojaide, Tijan M. Sallah
  • Published by Boulder ; Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1999., 9/1/2000
  • This anthology presents the voices of a new generation of African poets, drawn from across the continent and representing a wide range of themes, styles, and ideologies. These contemporary voices have been shaped in the realities of postcolonial Africa fr
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Acknowledgments
Introduction 1
Incantations of the Sea: Moando Coast 11
Newscast 13
Obbligato from Public Gallery 14
Old Wharf Canto 15
Dialogue 16
Symphony from the Balcony 17
Of Promises and Prophecy 19
Four Ways of Dying 22
Manifesto on Ars Poetica 24
A Love Poem for My Country 26
The Singing Drum 27
Everything to Declare 28
Double Song 29
These Too Are Our Elders 30
Visiting Zomba Plateau 31
Making Our Clowns Martyrs 32
The Cheerful Girls at Smiller's Bar, 1971 33
On Being Asked to Write a Poem for 1979 34
I Was Sent For 35
Walking the Plateau 36
Pain 37
Reborn 38
Summer Fires of Mulanje Mountain 39
An Artist and a Wailing Mother 41
Corruption 42
An Agony ... A Resurrection 43
Nightmare I 47
Nightmare III 49
The Scaffold 50
Tomorrow 52
The City a Wrecked Ship 52
Abortion 53
Confessions 54
I Usually Look Around Me 54
Abode of Arrival 55
State of Butterfly 56
Arabesque 57
December 31 57
Wall of Dreams (2) 59
Belonging to a New Family 61
Here I Am Once More ... 63
Ode of Signs 65
Female 69
Quatrains for Joy 71
The Pen 72
On the Tattered Edges ... 73
My Woman's Transparence 74
The Africa of the Statue 75
The Vultures Grow Impatient 76
Homecoming 79
Guerilla Fighter 81
Poem of Return 82
From the Outside 83
Promise! 84
There's an Unknown River in Soweto 85
I Saw as a Child 86
I Have Tried Hard 87
I Waited for You Last Night 88
Sometimes When It Rains 89
Observations 91
The Women Sing ... 92
The Know 93
Welcome to the New Consciousness 95
Wet Pain ... Tread with Care 98
Ofay-Watcher Looks Back 99
City Johannesburg 101
Alexandria 102
This Old Woman 104
The Curfew Breakers 105
The Change 107
Red Hills of Home 108
You Will Forget 110
Desert Crossing 112
The Old Man Inside Me 112
When Love's Perished 113
The Cemetery in the Mind 114
Neither Innocence Nor Experience 114
This Morning 115
Arrivants 117
Kisimiso 119
Let It Be 121
Mr. Bezuidenhout's Dogs 122
By Forty-Sixth 125
Leaking Roof 127
Another Moment 129
Return to the Homeland 131
Along the Banks of the Charles 132
The Martyred Tamarind 133
The Island and Europe 135
The Emigrant's Son 136
Three Poems 137
The Elders Are Gods 139
No Argument Tonight 140
Mr. Agama 141
Television as God 143
I Want to Go to Keta 145
They're Tearing Up the Old Graveyard 147
They Hunt the Night 148
Elegy for the Revolution 150
Tsitsa 151
Murmuring 151
Our Birth-Cord 152
Exiles 154
Illicit Passion 155
Mawu of the Waters 155
Messages 156
A Note to My Liberal Feminist Sister (1) 159
Steps 160
I Am the Freshly Dead Husband 161
King Tut in America 163
Home News 165
A Stone at the Tip of the Tongue 167
Cloud Rains 168
The Way 169
The Spring's Last Drop 170
Harvest of War 172
May Ours Not Be 174
When the Monuments ... 175
The Dialogue 176
Bitter 177
Oya Now 178
4th Witness - The Petty Thieves 179
I Wan Bi President 180
Do Not Stop Me! 185
Poem 187
Asphalt 188
Prologue ... 191
The New Brooms 192
Song 193
Where Everybody Is King 194
The Fate of Vultures 196
A Verdict of Stone 197
The Daydream of Ants 198
Where the Nightmare Begins 200
Release 201
Paris Latin Quarter 202
She Thinks in Song 204
Longing 206
I Sing of Change 207
Who Says That Drought Was Here 208
XXII 210
XIV 210
The Word Is an Egg 212
Dyeing 213
Letter to a Roving Poet 215
Cloak of Dawn 216
Analysis 219
Peasants 221
Poet Among Those Who Are Also Poets 222
Childhood 223
Dead Eyes 224
Beloved 225
Lungi Crossing 226
When You Have Emptied Our Calabashes 227
Notes
Index of Authors
About the Book


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