Analysis of Long live Africa



O great people of Africa, you rise
Wait for no sweet and hollow promises
 Prefer to plough your own field
 There will definitely be very good yield

Motherland wants more sacrifice
 Not happy with unnecessary bloodshed and demises
 Let them commit cruelty and spray bullets
 Answer them with your own hands and ballots

Key and success is in your hand
 Extend hand of friendship to them as friends
 If no result comes out of it then also go forward
 Now there is no scope of looking backward

Why African blood has turned yellow?
 Why do they inflict injury and allow
 Why there is no positive result so far?
 Because you have stretched too far

Let your children not suffer
 Even if you may have divergent views to offer
 Stand united and offer resistance
 Peace is the only way out and bright chance

We shall extend cooperation
 We can maintain relation
 Yet it may be you who only will have to fight
 Means may be wrong or right

See that no innocent is killed
 See that unnecessary blood is not spilled
 Freedom must be realized at any cost
 Your will power and tough stand is must

Leave no stone unturned
 Let peace chance not die and returned
 Pick the threads from where you have lost
 Human misery must be avoided at any cost

Dream about peaceful nation
 You may be able to establish good relation
 Peace may not be far away
 Stand firm; keep freedom torch on and stay


Scheme AXBB XACC XXDD XXEE FFXX GGHH IIJX KKXJ GGLL
Poetic Form Quatrain  (33%)
Metre 1110110011 1111010100 0111111 11100011011 101110 11010100101 1101100110 1011111010 10011011 0111101111 11011111110110 1111111010 110011110 11101100001 11111000111 0111111 1110110 1011110101110 1010010010 1101011011 11010010 1101010 111111101111 111111 11110011 1101001111 1011101101 111001111 11101 11111001 10111111 10100110101101 1011010 1111010101010 1111101 111101101
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 1,344
Words 248
Sentences 3
Stanzas 9
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4
Lines Amount 36
Letters per line (avg) 30
Words per line (avg) 7
Letters per stanza (avg) 122
Words per stanza (avg) 28
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Submitted on May 25, 2013

Modified on March 05, 2023

1:14 min read
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Hasmukh Mehta

am an ex-serviceman from Indian Air force. I joined Oriental Insurance Company and retired from there too in May, 2007. I have been graduated from Punjab University. I hold technical qualification like Diploma in Radio/engineering .I have done English and Hindi stenography as well. I had mastered the art in Morse telephony too. I am associated with several welfare organizations and served long time as Union leader too. I am at present working as hobby writer. I write poems on various subjects and invite suggestions from all the quarters. I have written one memoir named “As I see it” and ready for publication. One interesting part of writing I would love to share with all my reader friends. I am not sure weather it may be the same case with all as I do not want to be caught in any controversy. When I sit on my personal computer, there is absolutely no thought in mind as to what is to be picked up as thought and written. These all things I leave it to the discretion of almighty to fill my mind with relevant ideas. So far I have been graced by Him and as result able to compose about 4000 poems. I have be awarded with 4 achievement award from the www.ezinearticles.com for successfully meeting with their standard. I am writing on many sites so as to be associated with reader friends all over the world. I am thankful to all those who have supported me in my initial days. more…

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