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    Vestiges
    Vestiges
    Vestiges
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    Vestiges

    By F. Ndi

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    The poems in this collection are adequate, with great lines. The rhythm is stimulating to all the five senses thanks to the use of multiple images. A lot of imagery in Vestiges gives a picture of a war front after a ferocious battle. The objects, animals, and images in the poems disorient and lead the reader to focusing on putting flesh to the bones than just getting the juice of the poems... The rhythm more than anything else carries the reader through this chaotic tableau painted in Vestiges. In a way, this comes across as a substantiation of the poet s vision of our world and an explanation as to why he considers this collection as a skeleton; and precisely skeletons left by the ravages of war. Is the poet s world and ours a field of ruins and topsy-turvydom to which we are all blind? The answer is yours.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLangaa RPCIG
    Release dateFeb 17, 2013
    ISBN9789956790746
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    F. Ndi

    Bill F Ndi, traducteur-traductologue, poète, dramaturge, conteur, critique littéraire, et enseignant-chercheur est né à Bamunka-Ndop, au Southern Cameroons. Docteur ès Langues, Littératures et Civilisations Contemporaines : Traduction à l'UCP, il a enseigné dans plusieurs universités (en Australie, en France...) et présentement, il est professeur des universités américaines à Tuskegee University dans l'Alabama. Il compte nombreuses publications (en français et en anglais) en poésie, pièces de théâtre, traduction ainsi que sur le Quakerisme originel.

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