Discuss the theme resilience in the poem grieved land
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In the poem’s concluding stanza, Neto re-iterates the Black man’s innate will and desire to conquer all odds and survive: of the grieved lands of Africa. The poem derives much of its effectiveness from the frequent employment of repetition, which contributes immensely to its dramatic and emotive intensity.
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The poem "The Grieved Lands" by Agostinho Neto is all about the mounting of the Africa's communal exploitation.
The poem talks about the people in Africa being tied with the strong force of ancient slavery that still continues in the modern world.
It also talks about the disappearing of ancient flowers due to the establishment of the modern world.
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