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Autore |
Ndi Bill F |
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Titolo |
K'cracy, trees in the storm & other poems [[electronic resource] ] : (composed & written 1984-2006) / / by Bill F. Ndi |
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Bamenda, Cameroon, : Langaa, 2008 |
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1-283-19779-0 |
9786613197795 |
9956-715-21-2 |
9956-715-33-6 |
9956-615-87-0 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (124 p.) |
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Soggetti |
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Cameroonian poetry (English) |
Cameroonian literature (English) |
Electronic books. |
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Formato |
Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Nota di contenuto |
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Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication; Contents; Foreword; Happy Birthday; Letter to our deaf father of the nation: "Mr. Dict...."; A Song For African Heroes; Hearing the Voiceless; Seeing From The Other Side; The Wealth Of Poverty; Beyond Sentient Patience; Thirst: Would Our Heads Understand; The Racist Black (A Prose for the Headless African); Presence; Freedom Givers (In Old Dahomey); Sweet Exile; Glen; Ridding; Hostages; Another Messiah Is Born; Remains: New Arms Stardom; Forest Guile; In my herd; Transparency; A Century Ago; May Be In A Dream; The Seine By Night; Platitudesmaybe |
Stained GarbThe Inner Being; To The Jap; As Sun Sets East; A Fisherman Dreams; Come's The Time; Wreck; Instinct; We Preys; Fools Themselves; Our Lot; Hurdles; Rain Dance (Daunting); Pari(S)Ah; Paris: Is It?; Our Kind Stepmother; Cartridges; All In A Second; My Prayer; Sunset; U - Suffrage; Vain Glory; Complex "S"; The Transfer; The Scum; The Greyhound; The Gospel; American Dream Village; Tryst; Our Bride; My Happy Plight; K'CRACY; The Shoots; The Versatiles; Family Feud; Stale-Word (Hope); Machination; The Plebs: Their Chair; We See, Only Mourn. |
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Cities' Debacle |
Dragonlike Friday (April Sixth)Pope Of Camsima; In Our Manger: Are We Strangers?; The Private; Our House; Dredging Mokolo Market; Assassinating Democracy (Insurgence); Progress; The Beggar; Caught; Madam Landlord; Viper; Legless; Soccer Queen; Spaying South; Indigentia; IUD; The Ivorian; The Best Priest; Gorji Guano; The Real Guano; The Deal: Tough Times; From Then To Date; Zoorhs; Coins and Sheets; Mean Idiot; Chiefdom; Shark's Shack; Heir; Grassfield; Their Yearnings; Gunner Gone; The Head; The Village Mountain; He; The World a Classroom; as it was (epilogue); Extricated, Yet On The Fence |
Pastor PresidentThe Downtrodden; Equality; Back cover |
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Sommario/riassunto |
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In K?cracy, Trees in the Storm and Other Poems, Bill Ndi vociferously bemoans the fate of a world in which the good and the evil are intimate bedfellows; a world wherein miscreants proceed with nauseating impunity to trample on innocence. The poet, a widely traveled scholar in Africa, Europe, and the Americas, currently resides in Australia where he is hailed as an Ambassador of the Peace. Informed by his experience as a child of the world - being at home away from home and thinking of home, Bill Ndi serves the reader with a delicious platter of poetic maze which to him is synonymous to the po |
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