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ENG2602 Assignment 3 2024 (675765) - DUE 13 August 2024
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ENG2602 Assignment 3 2024 (675765) - DUE 13 August 2024 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
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[Date]ENG2602
Assignment 3 2024
(675765) - DUE 13
August 2024
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
, ENG2602 Assignment 3 2024 (675765) - DUE 13 August 2024
QUESTION 1:
POETRY Closely read the following poem “Farewell” by E.E. Sule and answer the
question that follows. Tight jinxed professors gazing at the immensity of nothing! Behold
a multitude of books speeding away in escape Pens swagger in hollowness, prostitute
with cheap sheets Afro-haired professors walking the length of the Atlantic in fury! Bid
the sun, bid the moon, bid the stars, bid the rivers Farewell Farewell to the flapping
bravado of the flag Farewell to the querulous query of the anthem Ask the rocks, ask
the rivers ask the ghosts of the deserted shelves ask the rocks, ask the rivers ask the
emasculated walls surrounding shelves They will be manacled by crooked questions In
their intention a jeremiad shall burst They will compose startling rhetoric Only in
amputated tongues (Omoniyi. T. ed. 2014. Poems for a Century: An Anthology on
Nigeria. p. 51) Glossary: ‘jeremiad’ refers to a long, mournful complaint or lamentation;
a list of woes. ENG2602/102/0/2024 17 Write a carefully-worded essay of 1000 – 1200
words (approximately 2 to 3 typed pages) in length in which you analyse how the poet
uses diction, particularly metaphors, poetic techniques, and any other features of
language to express a mixture of frustration, outrage, disappointment, hopelessness,
and sadness, at the forced migration of educated people from their land after political
independence. As he laments the disastrous state of affairs in his country, the poet
turns to inanimate objects like rocks, rivers, shelves, even ghosts, for answers. His use
of personification suggests his loss of confidence in some of his compatriots and
expresses how his country has dashed the hopes of its people, especially professionals
like university professors.
Please note:
• You must quote from the poem to substantiate your argument.
• Explain how each quotation supports your argument.
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