The Woman of my Land



The woman of my land
Born on the mountain of hillbilly
Assuage on the land of riffling
By the hands toiled in grieving
In the shadowy of an uncanny encounter, is cross laid

The woman of my land
Left in the cruel of life
Avenge by the rod of titans
In the middle of the hill
In the rain and the drought
Is soul live

The woman of my land
Enslave in the camp of the vile hearted
Alone in her burdens ,no one cares
In her dream and druggery, is soul emerged
In her tearful woes of penury,is shadow
depart

The woman of my land
When life in demanded
Her blessing she proclaims
Her love she gives
Lo, what she got in returns
No one know

The woman of my land
When death comes striving
Whirling against the dying of the light
O'er the face of adversity
Moving amidst the verge of equanimity
O fears of death deprived life

The woman of my land
Can't turn the hands of time
Death comes swallows the life hunters
Lest the righteous live forever  

The woman of my land •

About this poem

The poem "The Woman of my Land" is a poem that emphasise on the suffering of African women in their own land during the 19s . Many were forced into slavery while they lives in servitude for many years . At the end many takes there own life while others accepted there faith and continue to lives in their penury.

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Written on November 12, 2023

Submitted by Christimo on November 11, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme Abccx Adxxxx Aexxfx Aexxxf Acxbbd Axxx A
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 986
Words 217
Stanzas 7
Stanza Lengths 5, 6, 6, 6, 6, 4, 1

T.C. Alli

My name is Temitope Christimo Alli. I hails from western part of Africa . A citizen of Nigeria. I started my creative writing from poetry at the age of 17. Later , I started writing dramas , novels and academics writing till I finished my elementry school. My love for poetry and my nation pushed me to write this poem titled "The Woman of my Land" . Now I have more poetry than any other creative writing. more…

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