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The structure and content of Afro-Asian poetry reflect the people's
identity that contribute much in promoting and enriching their beliefs,
attitudes, tradition and culture; thus help in the betterment of the
society and the world.
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What is Afro-Asian poetry?
combination of african and asian poems
What are the types of afro-Asian poetry?
ewan ko
What are the elements of afro-Asian poetry?
Isdang kalabira :-)
How different or similar is afro Asian poetry from other countries?
the differences of afro-asian poetry to other nation is they differ from thier cultures tradition beliefs and others
What is the differences of afro Asian poetry to American poetry?
because the gravity of the EARTH
What is the difference between afro Asian poetry and poetry of other culture?
haHAHha manigaS KA !!
What are the nature features and elements of afro Asian poetry?
putik kayo
What is the nature of afro-Asian poetry?
the Japanese tree it's true to your face.
What is Nature of Afro Asian Poetry?
the Japanese tree it's true to your face.
What is the tone and mood of afro-Asian poetry?
Afro-Asian poetry can have a range of tones and moods, from celebratory and triumphant to reflective and melancholic. The tone often reflects the poet's cultural identity and experiences, blending elements from both Afro and Asian traditions. In terms of mood, it can evoke a sense of resilience, solidarity, and a connection to themes of social justice and interconnectedness.
What are the different types of afro-Asian poetry?
Some types of Afro-Asian poetry include haiku, tanka, ghazal, and haibun. These forms often blend diverse cultural influences and linguistic traditions to create unique and innovative poetic expressions. Afro-Asian poetry can encompass a wide range of styles and themes, reflecting the rich diversity and interconnectedness of the cultures it draws from.
How diffferent or similar is afro-asian poetry to poetry of other cultures?
`because poetry is like a mama with papa mo ! Putang ina mo !
