"The Weaver Bird" is a poem by Kofi Awoonor that explores themes of freedom, independence, and creativity. The weaver bird in the poem symbolizes the poet's longing for freedom and the desire to create his own destiny, despite the constraints placed upon him by society. The poem highlights the tension between individualism and societal expectations.
the poem is about the coming of the whites to africa the results of colonialism and how the whites managed to change the africans during the colonial rule
What is the poem about
About whites coming to Africa and colonising
Colonialism
Literary devices used in "The Weaver Bird" include metaphor, personification, imagery, anaphora, alliteration, and antithesis
The weaver bird is an intelligent bird.
Yes, the word weaver is a common noun, a word for any weaver, an activity, occupation, or a bird, a thing.A proper noun is is the name of a person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Dennis Weaver, actorWeaver Hollow near Plattekill State Forest, NYWeaver & Associates Insurance, Lafayette, CO'Saga of The Weaver Bird & The Acacia Tree', poem by Seema Joglekar
A sparrow is a member of the weaver bird family
The Weaver Bird.
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weaver bird
Weaver Birds are a group of species in the family Ploceidae.
The weaver bird is a post colonial poem by the late Kofi Awonoor from Ghana. It utilises the symbol of the weaver bird to represent to coming of the colonialists to Africa. The use of language is very simple and this is effective in conveying a deeper meaning. It depicts the invasion of the coloniser and the predicament of the colonised people. Phrases like "And laid its eggs on our only tree" and "old shrines defiled by the weaver's excrement" show how the coloniser came to establish itself on the African continent , leaving them with nothing. A tone of bitterness and anger is brought out by the use of the word "excrement" which shows how the Africans do not consider the ways forced on to them by the West as superior .
plocidae
The Sociable Weaver or Social Weaver (Philetairus socius) is a species of bird in the Passeridae family endemic to Southern Africa