| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The Grass Is Singing is a bleak analysis of a failed marriage, the neurosis of white sexuality, and the fear of black power that Lessing saw as underlying the white colonial experience of Africa.[citation needed] The novel???s treatment of the tragic decline of Mary and Dick Turner???s fortunes becomes a metaphor for the whole white presence in Africa.[citation needed] The novel is honest about th
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