Showing posts with label 19th century poet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 19th century poet. Show all posts
Monday, 30 October 2017
October 30, 2017
samueldpoetry
19th century poet, African Analysis, naijapoets.com, Niyi Osundare, They Too Are The Earth
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The Background "They too are the earth" is a poem addressing many factors such as poverty, inhumanity, inequality, neglect, etc. The poem speaker felt that if earth is truly for all, why has many lived as if they do not deserve to live on earth_ the beggars, the labourers (carrying heavy loads...
Thursday, 1 June 2017
June 01, 2017
samueldpoetry
19th century poet, African Analysis, ambush, dreams, frustrated, naijapoets.com, WAEC, WASSCE
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Relate the title of the poem ambush to the theme of frustrated dream WAEC MAY/JUNE 2017To answer this question, we must shed light on the title of the poem, then explain the theme of frustrated dream before relating the title and the theme. To start with the title, The title symbolized the various unfair...
Saturday, 14 May 2016
The very first time I saw Not My Business By Niyi Osundare, I so much liked it. Not My Business is far beyond a poem, a poem sculptured by a professional poetic artist which recalled a past experience. Niyi narrated the poem through the third and the first person point of view. As a Nigerian or anyone who has witnessed military oppression, the poem is an easy recap of unjust governance; where fundamental human rights are trampled upon_ no free movement,...
Saturday, 26 March 2016
DenotationOurs To Plough, Not To Plunder by Niyi Osundare is an agricultural poem using the rewards found in planting and harvesting as the reasons to encourage people to embrace farming. Based on natural phenomenon and the words of the poet, farming is a very useful investment. The poet or the poem speaker is of the faith that people's engagement in agriculture and farming will divert their attentions from wrong implementations of the huge material...
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