I make a contribution to Book Week
2015 by launching my poetry book, Unfettered
Days. In this work, I continue to grapple with private and public concerns and to foster deeper understandings by trying to grasp truth and understanding by examining of the particular.
In the book's afterword, poet and cultural
commentator Lisa Combrinck notes that the poetry’s strength lies in “seemingly
insignificant observations” that “provide
the reader with an intimacy that leaves an unease yet also, strange as it may
seem, a feeling of deep fulfillment.” She also writes that: “The small
revelations are what give the poetry great inner strength and significance”. Read all of Combrinck's comments in the afterword here: http://tinyurl.com/o9uqg8w .
Unfettered Days contains poems
about jazz music, the landscapes of childhood, the fluid nature of memory, images of nature and the
connections between urban and rural spaces.
Frank Meintjies
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