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In 2006 when Batsirai started seriously performing her poetry she says there were only three women doing poetry readings at the time including herself.  She was felt challenged to add her voice in the poetry circles therefore ventured into the slam community at the Book Cafe in Harare.  She  is passionate about lending her voice to the women whose voices have been silenced the world over.   Batsirai currently works as a full-time Gender Project Officer in an arts development organisation.    In the past she has mostly worked as a solo performer but occasionally collaborated with other poets and musicians experiences ...

Letter to My Unborn Child

Child When I get the courage When I am ready and brave To bring you in a world With too many potholes And frolicking leaders I want to make sure You are strong and ready For the furrowed ride I will keep you safe for now Wrapped in my scared womb Only when I am ready Will I birth you freely Like the way this poetry flows from my tongue When you get here I mean if you get here I imagine the joy of your small Cute smiles and Your tiny hands curling Into little adorable fists Incapable of hurting no one Then slowly opening like The petals of a beautiful rose I imagine in your sleep You will dream of happy things And ...

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I am my sister’s keeper

Will I write that song

Letter to My Unborn Child

THROUGH THE EYES OF JULIUS

You have reached the woman

I WANT TO KNOW

ABANDONED

Independence Avenue

A glimpse of the Future

I do not want to be forgotten

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Jan 01
Homage for Julius Chingono
Jan 01
Call for Submissions for the 4th FEMRITE Residence November 2012
Jan 01
Pakare Paye Art Centre
Jan 01
Full stops
Jan 01
Poetry Is…
Jan 01
My first thought in 2012
Nov 11
Thought of the Day
Oct 10
A great meeting with poet Keisha Monique Simpson
Jul 07
Tambo Tambulani Tambo – The Diary
Mar 03
I arrived in today differently