In stanza 1, the schoolboy made declare all that delights him in opposition to formal learning.The things he loved were summer morning (in this day of ours, summer mornings are…
Horns by the poet Kwame Dawes also paints another African challenge which differs in subject from the rampant issue of colonization, western encroachment, deep rooted corruption, unavailability of social infrastructures,…
Satirical works principally ridicule their subjects often as an intended means of provoking or preventing change. With huge implants of humour, they surface where comedy thrives.In the comical play of…
The poem "Vanity" by Birago Diop seem oral like the poem "Breath" by Birago Diop. Rhetorical questions and repetitions are never missing in Africa oral poetry. None can boldly say…