Descriptive Essay: The Poetry Of Nowher Nowhere

In the beautiful, dazzling blueness of the Caribbean Sea, under the gaze of a constant, sparkling sun, beneath the eyes of a marvelous blue sky, with exotic and fascinating isles in the surrounding, Haiti, the lovely pearl, the captivating Black maiden, the precious jewel, the exquisite gem, spreads herself, unfolds her golden mantle like an African warrior queen sitting on a mahogany throne. There, in the bluest of seas, she lays, like a virgin taking a sun bath on a hot, sunny beach. Nowhere else has one seen such majestic mountains, shaped like breasts, with towering and shining summits and greenish hills. Nowhere else has one seen such resplendent contours, such beautiful curves, robed in such comely and lovely verdure. Nowhere else has one seen such graceful valleys and wondrous savannas, such gorgeous plains, magnificent torrents, and deep gorges, such cool rivers and limpid streams, such adorable sunny beaches.

Nowhere else has there existed such a serene countryside, bedecked with such adorable thatched-covered huts and simple cottages. Nowhere else has one seen such a proud race, such a generous nation, such strong people. Thou art very dear to me, O Elysian and enchanting isle! Thou art dear to my heart because thou hast given birth to a race of gods, a nation of heroes, and a clan of giants. Thou hast given birth to men who have fought for equality, given their lives for liberty, and died in fraternity. Men who have left their indelible imprints on the annals of world history. Men who have fathered the very first Black nation on the face of the earth. I love and worship thee, O Haiti! Thy people love and worship thee like a