Open mic for poets in city

LAST Saturday poets had the opportunity to recite their favourite poems at the Library Gardens Auditorium in the city.

The poem that Thomas Masingi recites is named Optimism and is his favorite poem.

LAST Saturday poets had the opportunity to recite their favourite poems at the Library Gardens Auditorium in the city.

The poets took part in the open mic night at the Polokwane Municipality Literary Fair.

This fair started on September 10 and will end on October 10. The focus of this fair is to expose residents to all forms of literature and writing.

Poets were invited to recite either one of their own poems, or that of a famous poet at the open mic night.

“We do this to encourage people to write and appreciate poetry and to fall in love with this art form,” said Lethabo Ramokgopa, host of Saturday’s open mic night.

Madeline Bopape recites A lost soul at the open mic evening on Saturday, September 13.
Semakaleng Rammutla loses herself in her poem while reciting it to the audience.
The Pen and The Paper is one of Isaiah Ramakgolo’s favourite poems and he recited it at the open Mic evening.
Lebogang Maloba has the audience eating out of her hands, reciting one of her own poems.
Bronic Sebone is passionate about the poem he recites at the Open Mic evening on Saturday, September 13.
Lethabo Ramokgopa, host of the open mic evening, welcomes the audience.
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