What kind of poem is this?

Here are the answers to the questions based on the poem "Anigyina kum sunsum": 1. What kind of poem is this? This is a lyric poem. It expresses the poet's personal feelings and emotions about love and its effects. 2. What mood is the poet in? Support with some words from the poem. The poet is in a mood of longing or yearning, possibly mixed with melancholy. This is supported by phrases such as: • "Anigyina kum sunsum" (Joy kills the spirit), which suggests a reflective or melancholic tone. • "Ɔdɔ, wokɔɔe akyɛ" (Love, you've been gone long), indicating a desire for something absent. • "Twa w'ani bra!" (Turn your eyes and come!), a plea showing a strong desire for love's return. 3. Give the full structure of this poem. The poem has the following structure: • It consists of two stanzas. • The first stanza has 4 lines. • The second stanza has 3 lines. • The poem has a total of 7 lines. • The lines are generally short, and there is no obvious end rhyme scheme, suggesting it is a free verse poem. 4. State two lessons that this poem reveals. Here are two lessons revealed by the poem: • One should not reject love when it is offered, as indicated by the line "sɛ obi de ne dɔ ma wo a, ɛnteetee no" (if someone gives you their love, don't reject it/don't make it difficult). • Love has a profound and essential role in human existence and well-being, as suggested by "Ɔdɔ mu yeduru wiase mu" (Because of love we came into the world) and "Ɔdɔ ho adwenedwene de kɔdaana ba" (Thoughts of love bring sleep). 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.