Discover Two Powerful Ghanaian Literary Masterpieces. Guilty? & The Homecoming by Raphael Junior Mensah.Stories that challenge minds, inspire change, and celebrate the Ghanaian experience. Whether you are a student, teacher,…
It’s The Constant Image Of Your Face By Dennis Brutus It is the constant image of your face framed in my hands as you knelt before my chair the grave…
Ambassadors of poverty- A poem by P.O.C Umeh Ambassadors of poverty areThe corrupt masters of the economyWith their head abroadAnd anus at homePatriots in reverse orderDetermined merchants of lootsWho boost…
AN ABANDONED BUNDLEBy Oswald Mbuyiseni Mtshali The morning mistand chimney smokeof White City Jabavuflowed thick yellowas pus oozingfrom a gigantic sore. It smothered our little houseslike fish caught in a…
STRUCTURE OF THE POEM ‘The Telephone Call’ by Fleur Adcock is a six-stanza, free verse poem, where each stanza consists of eight lines. The structure of the poem plays an…
THE POEM The Telephone Call – Fleur Adcock They asked me ‘Are you sitting down?Right? This is Universal Lotteries,’they said. ‘You’ve won the top prize,the Ultra-super Global Special.What would you…
STRUCTURE OF THE POEM ‘Still I Rise’ is a 9-stanza-43-line poem and can be classified or categorised as an example of a lyric poem, because although it is not designed…
STRUCTURE OF THE POEM The poem is lyrical, with 11 stanzas and 97 lines with irregular rhyme patterns. It has both internal and terminal rhymes with layers of Anaphora that…
THE POEM The Stone By Wilfrid Wilson Gibson “And will you cut a stone for him,To set above his head?And will you cut a stone for him—A stone for him?”…
STRUCTURE OF THE POEM ‘Digging’ is an 8-stanza, 31-line poem written in free verse with irregular line lengths and no consistent rhyme scheme. The poet rejects the traditional approach to…
