African Voices
Once Upon a Time — Gabriel Okara
New Tongue — Elizabeth L. A. Kamara
Night — Wole Soyinka
Not My Business — Niyi Osundare
Hearty Garlands — S. O. H. Afriyle-Vidza
The Breast of the Sea — Syl Cheney-Coker
World Classics
She Walks in Beauty — Lord Byron
The Nun's Priest's Tale (Shortened) — Geoffrey Chaucer
Digging — Seamus Heaney
Still I Arise — Maya Angelou
The Telephone Call — Fleur Adcock
Stone — Wilfred Wilson Gipson
Tips for WAEC:
Focus on themes and messages of each poem.
Practice short summaries and important lines.
Compare African and non-African poems for differences in style and culture.
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4 hrs agoAfrican Voices
Once Upon a Time — Gabriel Okara
New Tongue — Elizabeth L. A. Kamara
Night — Wole Soyinka
Not My Business — Niyi Osundare
Hearty Garlands — S. O. H. Afriyle-Vidza
The Breast of the Sea — Syl Cheney-Coker
World Classics
She Walks in Beauty — Lord Byron
The Nun's Priest's Tale (Shortened) — Geoffrey Chaucer
Digging — Seamus Heaney
Still I Arise — Maya Angelou
The Telephone Call — Fleur Adcock
Stone — Wilfred Wilson Gipson
Tips for WAEC:
Focus on themes and messages of each poem.
Practice short summaries and important lines.
Compare African and non-African poems for differences in style and culture.