Pillage - Antjie Krog Genre:Poetry by individual poetsThis new collection, Pillage, is published eight years since Synapse (Mede wete), which received the Hertzog Prize for Poetry in 2017. In Pillage Krog develops her familiar themes of family, body and land but this time in the harsh light of pillaging, whether being done by nature, humans, or old age. The poems reveal a painful fragility, an exasperation and even at times a blissful celebration trying to determine different ways of dealing with
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