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Anele ''The African Son'' kaPotelwa (1992 March 03 / South Africa (eDutywa Eastern Cape, But Currently In Cape Town))
Poems by Anele ''The African Son'' kaPotelwa : 9 / 217
A Nameless Rapist
What then do we call you?
Because in no way
we can prove the clemency of human,
perhaps you live in a devil's body,
in your orison you curse,
because you are illegible to bless,
What then do we call you?
Anele ''The African Son'' kaPotelwa
Submitted: Sunday, May 20, 2012
Poems by Anele ''The African Son'' kaPotelwa : 9 / 217
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A really well conceived poem with controlled emotions in disguise.
You must take pride for your work Anele. This good is much profound to ones mind I think you good in bringing social matters keep forward remember what I said the other day
the embodiment of fear! ...
I love you as a brother should when you write and expose these horrendous social evils! This is the true task of the poet-social activist-keeper o the tradition-historian-adviser-commentator-entertainer....you got it all and more Anele! I am proud of you!
Very well written, as I suspected. Very good!
Very brief and sweet. The message is clearly spelt here! Good write