Thank you to Esther Chilton for sharing my epic poem. prophetess in Xhosaland. I’m in Cape Town on vacation this weekend so I’ll be a bit slow getting to comments.
Thank you to Esther Chilton for sharing my epic poem. prophetess in Xhosaland. I’m in Cape Town on vacation this weekend so I’ll be a bit slow getting to comments.
It was wonderful to read, Robbie … so much of our history is slowly getting lost with time.
When I’m on the ‘homework check’ with my daughter, the history they are learning today covers so little of back then…unlike how it was when we were in school.
epic…indeed.
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Hi Destiny, yes, this is why I write this book and my novel about the Second Anglo overcast. It is my effort to retain our history. There is going to be an ebook which will be more affordable so hopefully more people will read it. 🙏🩵
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Enjoyed your interview Robbie. Enjoy Capetown. 🤗
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Thank you, Holly. We spent a few hours photographing endangered penguins and birds today. It’s wonderful to see these rare creatures.
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It is, I hope the stick around for us to enjoy.
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I left a comment on Esther’s page, Robbie. Enjoy your Cape Town trip! 💙
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Thank you, Merril. We went to see the African penguins today at Betty’s bay. There are only two colonies left 🐧
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Powerful, impressive, sobering poem, Robbie.
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Thank you, Dave. I appreciate your comment.
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It was wonderful to read your post there, Roberta. The extract from your new book is fantastic.
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Thank you, Tim. I’m glad you liked the poem. I used The lady of Shallot as my inspiration.
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My pleasure, Roberta. 😍 Great inspiration!
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It’s a gruesome history as with so much of colonialism.
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Yes, I think gruesome applies to much of history in general. Thanks, Brad.
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Agreed.
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Clicking over to read!
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