Donovan Mitchell (poet)

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Donovan Mitchell is a South African poet, who was mentored by fellow South African poet and author, Don Mattera.

Mitchell became paralysed as a result of South African police brutality during the Apartheid Era.^[1] His philosophy about his past interactions with apartheid South Africa is: 'Let bygones be bygones'.

His works include When Rubber Meets the Road and An Ode to Karabo.

Published works[]

• Amazing Grace: Inspirational Poetry - 2004^[2]

References[]

External links[]

• Ode to Karabo
• Address by the Minister of Arts and Culture, Z Pallo Jordan
• A1 GP Drivers tour Soweto^{[permanent dead link]}