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‘Stolen Rivers’ by Phillippa Yaa de Villiers Read the poem on page 282 of Seasons Come to Pass several times, and then answer the questions that follow. 1. Read the poet’s biography on page 282 of Seasons Come to Pass. Her style is referred to as part of the ‘spoken word’ movement. What does this […]

‘Ingrid Jonker’ by Sally Bryer Read the poem on page 244 of Seasons Come to Pass several times and then answer the questions that follow. On page 216 of Seasons Come to Pass you will find a short biography of the poet after which this poem is named. The inscription of Sally Bryer’s poem also

‘A Woman’s Hands’ by Eva Bezwoda Read through ‘A Woman’s Hands’ on page 232 of Seasons Come to Pass and then read through the brief biography of the poet, Eva Bezwoda, provided above the poem. 1. In the first two lines the poet makes a generalisation about women’s hands. She provides a list of things

‘Men in Chains’ by Mbyiseni Oswald Mtshali Read the poem on page 229 of Seasons Come to Pass several times and then answer the following questions. You should also reflect on the four additional questions that appear on page 230 of the anthology. 1. What is the poem about? You should be able to describe

‘From Not Him’ by Wopko Jensma Read ‘From Not Him’ on page 228 of Seasons Come to Pass. Also read the short biography of Wopko Jensma provided above the poem. 1. From whose perspective is this poem written? Who is the poem about? 2. Explain what the statements in lines 1-7 suggest about this person.

  ‘The Loneliness Beyond’ by Sipho Sepamla Seasons Come to Pass explains that Sepamla is known for writing poetry that ‘described the lives of black South Africans with uncompromising realism, and was deeply critical of apartheid’ (Moffett, 2013: 213). Bearing this in mind, answer the following questions on the Sepamla’s poem, ‘The Loneliness Beyond’ (Seasons

Talking in Bed’ by Philip Larkin Read through ‘Talking in Bed’ on page 192 of Seasons Come to Pass, and then work through the guidelines provided below. 1. Look at the title of the poem. Does this give you any clue as to what the poem is about? Does what the title suggests occur in

ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES You will find discussions and activities on 10 of the poems from the prescribed list in Tutorial Letter 501 on pages 5-51. You should read the discussions and work through these activities before attempting the activities in this tutorial letter. The activities for the remaining 10 poems appear in this tutorial letter. Please

ENG1501/103/3/2017 Tutorial Letter 103/3/2017 Foundations in English Literary Studies ENG1501 Semesters 1 and 2 Department of English Studies This tutorial letter contains important information about your module. BARCODE 2 CONTENTS Page 1 LIST OF PRESCRIBED POEMS 2017 …………………………………………………………………………….. 3 2 ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 4 2.1 ‘Stop All the Clocks’ by W.H. Auden ………………………………………………………………………………… 4 2.2

2 pages summary next 2 hours summary of notes on the poem Ingrid jonker by sally bryer Intrests on page 9 Find poem online Place Your Order Here!