Folklore is a very beautiful thing that talks about stories, people's beliefs, their kind of song and also proverbs which portrays their tradition. It is also passed from one generation to another ...
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Hello guys, welcome back to my blog, this beautiful day. I am a day in Christ, and this is Hive Open Mic week, 3, 2, 3. And the theme says folklore. You know, this folklore means... tradition, stories, proverbs that is passed by one generation to another, by weights of mouth, you know, things that happened, and they tell the story. So when we were kids, there is this story that we were told, and we used to sing with it, about an orphan that was maltreated by her stepmother because she already lost her mother, and the stepmother will always buy this African star apple, and she will not give to her. Then the girl will go and plant it, and then she keeps singing that. same song to the star apple and he started growing for her favor. That star apple should grow on her behalf so that she can also have the one to have, you know, to take because she doesn't have a father, she doesn't have a mother, no one gives her. And the story says, the star apple starts growing and she's singing, she's singing, it just starts growing and she will climb up and pick some and take. But once her stepmother comes and climb the tree. and she will start singing the truth, just start growing and growing taller that the stem mother cannot come down again. You know, those stories planted fear in us. Nda, Toto, Tto, T'O, T'O, M 'NAMO, M'A, Racha, Racha, Racha, Ratcha, Nda, Mewna, Nda, Nda, Nda, O'Nah Chonabha, Nda, O'Nah Chonabba, Uda, Udara Mutso, T'O, Mda, T'O, T...