Independence Slavery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD AEFC FGHA IJAK FACA LAMF K| Sail from afar of my journey made | A |
| What could be the sound my ear do hear | B |
| This seems to be that of a glorious celebration | C |
| Which needs no ear to be put on the wall | D |
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| Ogiri leti | A |
| The wonderful work of men in women at the village square | E |
| When asked of what celebration it could be | F |
| The Independence and new birth of our nation | C |
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| In purity of joy my heart celebrates the celebration from this long term slavery | F |
| Not knowing that it's starting of the yoke to be place on us | G |
| The foundation which was laid in | H |
| While now at close sixty still a crawling lad | A |
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| Despite the cry for this change and that change | I |
| Hmmmmm | J |
| When the foundation is destroyed what can the righteous do | A |
| Now we're amuse by fulanization of us which has been brought by RUGA | K |
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| Why the cry is coming now when our silence is grace by the Independence slavery | F |
| Equity doesn't help the indolence but the Swift | A |
| War here and there is said to be the eminent solution | C |
| How dare you note that | A |
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| Trust that you've met with the victims of the Biafra war | L |
| Your testimony would have changed | A |
| Ibere ogun lanri kosenitoleri eyin re | M |
| Dear great Divine kindly arise to our rescue for kwanshoko has overridden the belly | F |
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| Olorode olorunleke | K |
Olorode Samuel
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