Thirty by Thirty (30 Meditations on Daily Life)
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- ISBN978-1-4523-0748-0
- EAN9781452307480
- Date de parution06/02/2010
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- ÉditeurHank Quense
Résumé
STEPHEN DEBROS was born in Zimbabwe. This collection of 30 poems and reflections examines contemporary life, relationship with a "higher power" and the pain and joy of being human. If you enjoy watching life from the inside and wonder how it all fits together, this is for you. ROSS EDWARDS is based in Cape Town, South Africa. In the madness of #IdentityPolitics he is deeply amused by the fact that as a Zimbabwean-born African, now living in South Africa, he is doubly entitled to call himself 100% African.
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STEPHEN DEBROS was born in Zimbabwe. This collection of 30 poems and reflections examines contemporary life, relationship with a "higher power" and the pain and joy of being human. If you enjoy watching life from the inside and wonder how it all fits together, this is for you. ROSS EDWARDS is based in Cape Town, South Africa. In the madness of #IdentityPolitics he is deeply amused by the fact that as a Zimbabwean-born African, now living in South Africa, he is doubly entitled to call himself 100% African.
That's the thing about words - they can mean so much to some. And so little to others. Grok that!
That's the thing about words - they can mean so much to some. And so little to others. Grok that!
