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Heart�s poems in Vibrant Variances

Thursday, December 04, 2014
Berry Heart
Berry Heart

Local poet Berry Heart’s poems have been translated into two Indian languages, Hindi and Malayalam, and published in a poetry book titled The Vibrant Variances.

The book was published last month, shortly before her visit to India where she performed at Kritya – an international festival of poetry.

Heart sent the organisers 10 of her pieces beforehand including well-known poems, such as Child Of My Mother and Mmammoledi. This was to ensure Hindi and Malayam speakers would be able to follow her poems during recital.

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