50 Letters of Hope - Osifo, Francis
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"50 Letters of Hope" is a motivational poetry book sustained by sweet flow of words where virtually all the words are self explanatory so that an average reader could appreciate the message of the poem. The poem is a source of motivation to many who have lost hope in many aspects in life. The poet depict in his poems that no situation can be above man when hope exist. The poet writes in free verses and he uses diction such as "obstacles," "suffer," and "unfortunate," to express hopelessness but also uses emphasis and personification to show that there is still hope for a better future.

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"50 Letters of Hope" is a motivational poetry book sustained by sweet flow of words where virtually all the words are self explanatory so that an average reader could appreciate the message of the poem. The poem is a source of motivation to many who have lost hope in many aspects in life. The poet depict in his poems that no situation can be above man when hope exist. The poet writes in free verses and he uses diction such as "obstacles," "suffer," and "unfortunate," to express hopelessness but also uses emphasis and personification to show that there is still hope for a better future.
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Autorenporträt
FRANCIS OSIFO was born in Nigeria in 1993 and he also lived with his family in Nigeria. In Nigeria, he attended Olashore International School, which is a well- known private high school. In 2013, he moved to Canada to further his studies and he obtained an Ontario high school diploma at The Great Lakes College of Toronto. He is currently an international undergraduate student at Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. He is studying communication studies as a major and film studies as a minor. He has written a lot of poems back in Nigeria that were published in his popular high school magazine called "OASIS". Some of his poems published include, "Captivity of Freedom" which featured in VOL. 16 NO.5 in April 2011 and "Shattered Dreams", which featured in VOL.16 NO.3 in March 2012.