South Africa poetry African poetry.

Sometimes When It Rains by Gcina Mhlophe.

Sometimes when it rains I smile to myself And think of times when as a child I’d sit by myself And wonder why people ne…

Ofay Watcher Looks Back by

I want to look at what happened; That done, As silent as the roots of plants pierce the soil I look at what happened, W…

Hell, Well, Heaven by Mongane Wally Serote

I do not know where I have been, But Brother, I know I’m coming. I do not know where I have been, But Brother, I know I…

The Birth Of Shaka by Oswald Mtshali

His baby cry was of a cub tearing the neck of the lioness because he was fatherless. The gods boiled his blood in a cla…

Inside My Zulu Hut by Oswald Mtshali

It is a hive without any bees to build the walls with golden bricks of honey. A cave cluttered with a millstone, cala…

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