An edition of My mother's laughter
(2020)
My mother's laughter
selected poems
by Chris Van Wyk
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Poetry, Social life and customs, Families, Mothers, Grandmothers, South African poetry, South Africa, Poetry (form)People
Chris Van WykPlaces
South AfricaTimes
20th centuryShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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From It Is Time To Go Home (1979) --
Metamorphosis --
Anthem for a New Day --
About Graffiti --
Dismissal --
Winter without You --
The Dream, the Urge --
A Song of Hope --
It Is Sleepy in the `Coloured' Townships --
Agrarian Reform --
'N Ander Ou by die Skool --
Portrait --
Beware of White Ladies When Spring Is Here --
Catharsis --
Unemployed --
The Accident --
Nightmare --
Trigger Happiness --
You Must Never Know I'm Writing You a Love Poem --
The Pamphlet --
Confession --
Me and the Rain --
Candle --
In Detention --
Coming Home --
On Learning Sotho --
A Riot Policeman --
From The Uncollected Poems --
Here in Riverlea --
Spring Cleaning --
Many Men Have Never Cried --
We Can't Meet Here, Brother --
They Would've Banned Your Eyes, Don --
Eldorado Park --
Oppression --
My Mother --
Wouldn't You Like Me to Visit You after It Has Rained --
Morning in Sandton --
Poem for Dikobe --
Joy --
The Ballot and the Bullet --
Jo'burg to Durban 3rd Class --
Your Name --
Some Elements of Love --
Landlady --
The Road --
Helping My Father Make a Cupboard --
I Have My Father's Voice --
Football --
Dora Tamana --
Aunty --
Ouma --
Memory --
Dreams --
My Mother's Laughter.
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