Negro Sin Nada En Tu Casa Y siempre tu sudor que no termina
de caer en la tierra.
Tu sudor tan antiguo, pero siempre tan nuevo
tu sudor en la tierra.
Agua de tu dolor que fertiliza
más que el agua de nube.
Tu sudor, tu sudor. Y todo para aquél
que tiene cien corbatas, cuatro coches de lujo,
y no pisa la tierra.
Sólo cuando la tierra no sea tuya,
será tuya la tierra.
This excerpt is an example of which elements of Cabral's poetry?
The hard work of the people expressed through poetry and music in the Dominican Republic
The use of rhythm and onomatopoeia and with African and Dominican influences
O Political and social themes about the exploitation of Afro-Antilleans in the Dominican Republic
O Political critique of the Spanish colonialization of the Dominican Republic through poetry

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Explanation:

Black with nothing in your house

And always your sweat that does not end

from falling to the ground.

Your sweat so old, but always so new

your sweat on the ground.

Water of your pain that fertilizes

more than cloud water.

Your sweat, your sweat. And everything for that one

who has a hundred ties, four fancy cars,

and does not step on the ground.

Only when the land is not yours

the land will be yours.

This excerpt is an example of which elements of Cabral's poetry?

The hard work of the people expressed through poetry and music in the Dominican Republic

The use of rhythm and onomatopoeia and with African and Dominican influences

O Political and social themes about the exploitation of Afro-Antilleans in the Dominican Republic

O Political critique of the Spanish colonialization of the Dominican Republic through poetry

nosotros = we   .     okay?