In one word, describe the tone of the poet at the time of writing.

Comment on the fact that the setting of the poem is universal.

Poetry: Racism by E. E. Sanyaolu

Racism! Oh Racism

The cankerworm that eats through the universe

Breeding divide and rule

In the land where Ebony and Ivory

Could live in perfect

Racism! Racism!

The caterpillar that burrows through

Human skin

Haven’t you seen

That people are the same

And Ebony and Ivory, like good and bad, live same

Racism! Oh Racism!

The cancer that is devouring humanity

Learn to live in the harmony we should

Giving each other the surviving need

Living alive in the only universe

With love, peace and harmony

In the kingdom Ebony and Ivory owned

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