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uitsig vanaf amanda paradiesvogel se nes aan die westerhang van die johannasberg
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December 7, 2011
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JC Blyk
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JC Blyk
JC Blyk, as JC Van, Johannes van Jerusalem and even Christo van Staden, is a veteran of the infamous Bekgeveg poetry show. He wrote Eros ontbind (Protea 2006). His instrument is a Tibetan singing bowl. He has a bag full of stones and bones.
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