If I were to be an African Woman

In the tapestry of poetic artistry, this mesmerizing verse gracefully intertwines the vibrant tapestry of themes, vividly capturing the resplendent beauty of African women, the haunting reality of gender-based violence, the sublime power of love, and the enigmatic depths of death. Through evocative imagery and poignant language, it illuminates the multifaceted facets of life's journey, inviting readers to behold the radiant strength of African women, confront the darkness of injustice, embrace the transformative force of love, and ponder the profound mysteries of mortality. A masterful tribute that resonates with both the heart and the mind, this poem unveils a symphony of emotions and reflections, reminding us of the enduring power of poetry to illuminate and elevate the human experience.

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Ibrahim Anas Sakaba is an educationist, women/ girls right defender and a social entrepreneur. He's Director Engagement and Advocacy with the Youth Peace Building Foundation and a project officer (Girl Power Program) with the Seraphine Outreach. He holds a BA in English Language from Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto.