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Die boodskapper analysis translation English poetry analysis translation Grade 12 poems

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8 Die boodskapper – Peter Snyders
The messenger – Peter Snyders



1 Die aandster vonkel soe speels vanaand
The evening star sparkles so playfully tonight

2 was daa ’n knipoeg
was there a wink

3 van jou
from you

4 na my?
to me?



5 Djy is so naby
You are so close

6 soes die helderste ster
as the brightest star

7 djy’s die spoed van ’n gedagte
you are the speed of a thought

8 weg van my
away from me



9 Ek los ’n boodskap by Venus vir jou –
I’ll leave a message with Venus for you –

10 as djy yt jou aandklas
when you (come) out of your evening class

11 kom, stiek yt jou hand
come, stick out your hand

12 haal dit af:
take it off:




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,13 dis die briefie
It’s the letter

14 met die soentjie
with the kiss

15 op die omslag
on the cover




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, This is a love poem.

BACKGROUND

Peter Snyders' mother tongue is Cape Afrikaans.
 His poetry is street poetry / talk poetry.
 There are many English words.
 Sounds sometimes assimilate.
 The "o" sound is pronounced "oe".
 Words are spelled as they are pronounced.

Peter Snyders started writing at school because they could get a piece of cake at the
school if they presented or performed something.
 For a poor child, that was motivation.

VOICE = playful.

THEME

The poem describes to us what it feels like to be in love especially when the other
person is not near you.

TYPOGRAPHY

Appearance = 15 lines
 Four stanzas = 3 quatrains and 1 tersine.
 Indentation (spaces) = lines 3/4/12/15.
o Words that follow are emphasized.

Inner build = There is progression.
 The evening star winked.
 The beloved who is far away.
 The message for the beloved at Venus.
 The description of the message.

FREE VERSE

 No fixed rhyme schemes.
 Line lengths differ.
 Very little punctuation.

TITLE

The title refers to something or someone who brings a message.
 The messenger is Venus (the evening star / morning star).
 Personification = Venus is represented as a human being.




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