PRESENTATION OUTLINE
If continents, countries, or planets could speak....
what do you think they would say?
Angelo jumps right into visual imagery in her first stanza: "Mountains her breasts/Two Niles her tears ."(Angelo" 5-6)
A woman with breast, crying.
THEY HAVE INTRUDED OUR LANDS...
Angelo opens with pleasant imagery: "Sugar cane sweet/desserts her hair/ golden her feet/". (Angelo 2-4)
Angelo notifies who the poem is about:"black through the years"
"her history slain/now she is striding/although she had lain"
Work Cited
Angelo, Maya "Africa." The Norton to Literature. Kelly J. Mays. 7th ed. New York : Norton & Company, 1957. 757 Print