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  • Euphrase Kezilahabi

    …poems, such as those in Kichomi (1974; “Stabbing Pain”), stirred some controversy on the Swahili literary scene. He broke with the formal traditions of Swahili poetry and argued and demonstrated the legitimacy of the use of blank verse in the language, becoming the first Swahili writer to attempt such innovation.

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    …poems, such as those in Kichomi (1974; “Stabbing Pain”), stirred some controversy on the Swahili literary scene. He broke with the formal traditions of Swahili poetry and argued and demonstrated the legitimacy of the use of blank verse in the language, becoming the first Swahili writer to attempt such innovation.

    Read More