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Poetry typesetting speaks to range of challenges Sign in Register Sign in Register NewsMerchantryCity Opinion School News State Capture Politics Videos Lifestyle Arts Festival Daily Life Dispatch Adventure Entertainment Motoring Sport Boxing Mecca Local Heroes Classifieds Lifestyle Poetry typesetting speaks to range of challenges English scrapbook for IsiXhosa tragedian bridges gap for many readers By Tembile Sgqolana - 03 October 2018 Whittlesea tragedian Lulamile Satyo has released his second typesetting in less than a year. Image: TEMBILE SGQOLANA Komani-born tragedian Lulamile Satyo, 54, has published his second scrapbook of poems pursuit a good response from his first typesetting Imibongo kaSatyo published last year. Satyo, who usually writes in his mother tongue isiXhosa, is now focusing on a new regulars of English readers as his typesetting Deep Thoughts hit the shelves this week. The father of two from Whittlesea, who now works as a teacher in Cape Town, said his colleagues were interested in his isiXhosa typesetting but could not read the language. “They begged me to write a typesetting in a language they would understand. Hence I wrote this book. I was never interested in writing in English as my focus was in isiXhosa poems,” said the Bhongolethu Primary School teacher in Philippi in Cape Town. “They begged me to write a typesetting in a language they would understand. Hence I wrote this book. I was never interested in writing in English as my focus was in isiXhosa poems,” said the Bhongolethu Primary School teacher in Philippi in Cape Town. Satyo said he started to write the typesetting in 2014, when he wrote only four poems, but when he was approached last year he decided to protract writing and completed the book. “The poems are educational, informing, advising, warning and entertaining. This typesetting is the right typesetting for any situation you find yourself in. When you are feeling lanugo there are spiritual and emotional poems that will help you,” he said. He said poems like That Teenager, Get out and To die empty are poems that teach people on the challenges they squatter in life. “These poems teach on how to deal with teenagers, how to get out of an wiseacre relationship and how to get exposure and use your talent,” said Satyo. While still a student in MasibuleleHigherin Whittlesea, his poems were published in the higher magazine, and in the early 1990s three of his poems were published in popular isiXhosa books, Aweselwa 1, four in Aweselwa 2, and three were published in Nambitha isihobe books. Satyo has encouraged young people who have the talent of writing to send him their books to edit and proofread for free. People who want to get a reprinting of Satyo’s typesetting can get them at Keens Bookshop in Komani or contact Satyo on 079-289-0618 or e-mail: satyolg@gmail.com Please sign in or register to comment. REGISTER SIGN IN Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. Trending Now JR talks merchantry surrounded tweet he wants to buy AKA's ... Entertainment Poetry typesetting speaks to range of challenges Lifestyle Kanye’s coming to Africa to well-spoken his throne & work on ... Entertainment Kelly Khumalo calls for privacy surrounded traditional ... Entertainment Real Talk's future hangs in the wastefulness - major review ... Entertainment Latest Videos State Capture Inquiry - Day 17: Finance minister Nhlanhla Nene testifies Eastern Cape weather X Sections News Politics Videos Lifestyle Sport Local Heroes Classifieds Policy Info Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Comments Policy FAQs Get In Touch About Us Contact Us Advertise Newsletters Our Network TimesLIVE Sunday Times BusinessLIVEMerchantryDay Financial Mail Rand Daily Mail HeraldLIVE DispatchLIVE Wanted Online SA Home OwnerMerchantryMedia MAGS DispatchLIVE © 2018 Tiso Blackstar Group (Pty) Ltd. All rights reserved. Use of this site constitutes visa of our terms & conditions and privacy policy.