POETRY
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An Irish airman forsees his death ... WB Yeats Decomposition ... Zulfikar Ghose Refugee mother & child ... Chinua Achebe Sonnet 104 ... William Shakespeare You cannot know the fears I have ... Shabbir Banoonbhai City Johannesburg ... Mongane Wally Serote Mushrooms ... Sylvia Plath Ozymandias ... Percy Bysshe Shelley If you don't stay bitter for too long ... Charles Mangoshi Love poem for my country ... Sandile Dikeni Sunstrike ... Douglas Livingstone Walking Away ... Cecil Day Lewis PowerPoint Presentations:
A young man's thoughts ... Fhazel Johennesse An abandoned bundle ... Mbuyiseni Oswald Mtshali Autumn ... Roy Campbell Futility ... Wilfred Owen In detention ... Chris van Wyk Lake morning in autumn ... Douglas Livingstone London ... William Blake Old folks laugh ... Maya Angelou On the move ... Thom Gunn Rugby League games ... James Kirkup Sonnet 30 ... William Shakespeare The hollow men ... TS Elliot To a small boy who died in Diepkloof ... Alan Paton When I have fears ... John Keats Wild doves at Louis Trichardt ... William Plomer _______________________________________________________________________
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PowerPoint Presentations:
A very BIG thank you to Suzette van Rooyen, a Senior Education Specialist at the Gauteng Department of Education, for these brilliant PowerPoints on the matric poetry.
Much appreciated!
