Tale Of The Black Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EED DF GDH ADIJ KII| Black beauty they say | A |
| Endowed with culture and heritage | B |
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| With their hairs tufted in different styles | C |
| And adornment as their identity | D |
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| Salve trade was their name | E |
| And it would have remained the same | E |
| If not for the amalgamation by lord lugard | D |
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| They symbolise green and white | D |
| Which means natural wealth and peace | F |
| - | |
| A country full of Deft sinners | G |
| Finding false and illegal ways of earning money | D |
| Using falsetto won't be a problem in this case even if they are very homophobic people | H |
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| Scorchers they say | A |
| Tilling the ground | D |
| Making heaps and ridges | I |
| Under the scorching sun to get schlock | J |
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| Still now | K |
| They are still trying to get the pie in the Pythagoras | I |
| Who are they Nigerians | I |
Akinwande Simisola
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