Write an essay that uses the shakespearean language that is about the Rwandan genocide of 1994
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Here is an essay in iambic pentameter about the Rwandan genocide of 1994 using Shakespearean language.

O' wretched murder! Hear the spirits come!
One score and nine years before now it was
The Tutsi cry to the heavens, "save us!"
"Ours and our kin are slain by the Hutu!" 
The ghosts proclaim eight hundred thousand dead
Two million more the country they have fled
Satan's power trough lies, deceit and hate
Drove many men to kill and ethnic cleanse
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That is not an essay that is a poem.
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I am sorry for my mistake, since the Shakespearean language uses iambic pentameter my initial response, resulted in rhythmic verses.  I hope the following response is better:

I hath been beseeched to ruminate upon the misfortune that befell the land of Rwanda in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred ninety-four. 'Tis with a heavy heart that I undertake this errand, for the happenings that took place there were both fearsome and heartrending.

The conflict that transpired in Rwanda didst spring from the wicked maladies of tribalism and prejudice. The Hutu and Tutsi peoples, who had once lived together in harmony, were sundered by these cunning influences, causing violence and gore of a magnitude nigh beyond comprehension. The depravities committed during the genocide were nigh unmentionable, with guiltless mothers and infants being barbarously and unjustly murdered.

In the presence of such tribulation, 'tis simple to surrender unto despondency and despair. Nevertheless, the Rwandan folk, with their steadfast mettle, declined to permit their souls to be broken. They toiled with tireless endeavor to reconstruct their land, drawing might from their bravery and optimism, and establishing a luminous exemplar for all to emulate.

And thus, I do bringeth mine discourse to a close. The Rwandan Genocide was a disaster of prodigious measure, yet 'twas also a witness to the unrelenting valor and unshaken spirit of mankind. Let us ne'er forget these lessons, but raither, let us toil unwearyingly so that love and concord guide our steps in all things. Thus, may we build a future filled with hope, peace, and unity.
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