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This is a beautiful Vintage Beaded Love Letter with from the Zulu tribe of South Africa. These kinds of Zulu love letters were made by young girls and women to express their emotions to their partners. The women made beads as gifts for friends or for admirers who had a leadership in their community such as chieftain and for daughters-in-laws. The bead work would be produced to show a sign of acceptance, welcome and building a mother-daughter relationship when their sons take a wife. Zulu bead works are recognized by the fact that the motifs are treated in a very symmetrical way. The colors and designs of these necklaces are very symbolic and specific to the area in which they are made, conveying a love poem that can be understood by others in the village. A very unique gift to express ones feeling to their partner, or can be just framed to hang in your home.

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Mtshali wrote his poems in original isiZulu. He was described as an all-rounder and a celebrated poet for over a decade. He shared stages with well-known artists like Sello Maake ka Ncube. His close friends told ZiMoja that he passed away after a short illness yesterday at a hospital in Durban. One of his most popular and loved poems after Zulu Love Letter is I Love Letter Engabhori He was also featured in a few songs where he recited his poems.

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Ngiyakuthanda. Ukuba nginepeni nephepha ngabe ngihlezi phansi ngidansisa ipeni ngaphandle komculo ngikubhalela lenkondlo yothando (phecelezi i love poem). Kondlo lena akuyona inkondlo. Lena into ephuma kimi uqobo. Ngoba inkondlo ikhuluma ngamaphupho necabango engasoze yafezeka nothando oluhambiselana nemigomo nemibandela. Manje mina angiluphuphi uthando lwami ngawe ngiyalwazi lukhona. Angicabangi ukuthi ngyakuthanda kodwa ngyazi ngyakuthanda ingakoke ngi Ngeke ngiqambe amanga kuwe ngithi ngeke ngiphile ngaphandle kwakho, ngingaphile, ukuthi nje impilo ingaphileka kangcono nginawe. Ngeke ngikuqambele amanga ngithi ayikho enye into engiyicabangayo ngaphandle kwakho ekubeni kukuningi okunye engikucabangayo, ukuthi nje imicabango enawe iyintokozo nenjabulo kimina. Ngeke ngiqambe amanga ngithi akulaleki ngicabanga wena, ukuthi nje ngilala kangcono ngicabanga wena. Ngeke ngiqamba amanga ngithi, ngendlela engikuthanda ngayo ngingatshela umhlaba wonke ngoba angeke ngikwenze lokho, kodwa umhlaba ozozibonela wona ukuthi ngiyakuthanda. Ngalokho futhi ngizishaya isifuba. Empelini mina engizama ukukusho ukuthi ngyakuthanda. Uyihlolo nonyoko bazala ingelosi sekusele nje ungivezele lezimpiko ozifihlile. Sthandwa sami ngiyakuthanda, angizenzisi, kodwa kusuka ngaphakathi kimi. Ngaso sonke isikhathi wakhumbula la mazwi ami, ngiyakuthanda.

But African trade beads weren't the only variant that bore significance as a correspondence tool. Zululand, in the heart of South Africa, is also known for a complex 'language', that uses both Zulu beads, and simple symbols such as the triangle, to convey non-verbal messages. The most common use for this communication method, is for love letters, in a society where it was once frowned upon for women to initiate the courting with men.

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Marie-Claire Bancquart is a professor emerita at the Universit Paris-Sorbonne and is the multiple prize-winning author of twenty-four collections of poetry, most recently Terre Energumne (Le Castor Astral). Her [End Page 170] latest book is a collection of critical essays and poems titled Entre marge et prsence (Les crits du Nord/ditions Henry). Her work has been featured in a number of French literary journals, including La Sape, Autre Sud, Nu(e), Friches, Posie 2002, Arabesques, and on the site Internet Poezibao, "Spcial Marie-Claire Bancquart." Her work has also been the subject of two full-length critical texts: A la voix de Marie-Claire Bancquart by Peter Broome (Cherche-Midi) and In the Flesh of the Text: The Poetry of Marie-Claire Bancquart, (Rodopi). These translations are of poems from her book, Avec la mort quartier d'orange entre les dents.

This issue, guest-edited by poet and memoirist Nick Flynn, contains a diverse collection of poems, essays, and stories, from Eric Fair's essay Consequence, on being an interrogator at Abu Ghraib, to Major Jackson's list poem, "Why I Write Poetry." This stylistically varied issue features emerging poets like Samuel Amadon and Sophie Klahr, as well as established writers such as Steve Almond, Mark Slouka, D. A. Powell, Claudia Rankine, Lauren Groff, and others. ff782bc1db